Equities and bonds moving in ‘virtual lockstep’ over the last year has ‘huge asset allocation implications’.

Equities and bonds moving in ‘virtual lockstep’ over the last year has ‘huge asset allocation implications’.
Amid expectations of lower growth and persistently high inflation globally, Fidelity International sees opportunities for income across Asian bonds and equities.
Fidelity International sees passive funds as sub-optimal for exposure to high-quality short-dated credit.
AllianzGI joins a long list of foreign firms to have received the go-ahead from the CSRC.
Jim Cramer’s longs fall short, Schroders and the shrinking market, Nvidia’s blow out numbers, fossil fuel subsidies, big project reading, working with good people and much more.
Attractive valuations, government commitments and targeted policy support offer hope for a measured recovery.
Compared with developed markets, the resilience and growth path of emerging markets make multiple assets appealing.
This week FSA presents a quick comparison of two financial products: BlackRock and Fidelity.
Eight of the 10 highest-performing funds came from the sector, with Matthews China returning 10.43%.
This week FSA presents a quick comparison of two USD High Yield Bonds: Allianz Global Investors and Fidelity International.
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