Emerging market debt stands to benefit from investors looking to diversify out of traditional safe haven assets, according to Jean-Charles Sambor, head of emerging markets (EM) debt at TT International.

Emerging market debt stands to benefit from investors looking to diversify out of traditional safe haven assets, according to Jean-Charles Sambor, head of emerging markets (EM) debt at TT International.
Alexis Lavergne, fixed income investment specialist at Janus Henderson, argues that an active 60/40 portfolio can help clients stay invested during times of market stress.
FSA highlights five funds that have delivered strong returns since US tariffs were announced on 2 April.
FSA looks at which global strategies have held up relatively well during the tariff-induced market sell-off.
Asset management CEOs were also optimistic on China at the private wealth sessions during the HSBC Global Investment Summit.
The Wellington US Quality Growth Fund will be available to retail investors in Hong Kong.
Markets are seeing a mid-cycle slowdown rather than a full blown recession, according to John Woods, Lombard Odier chief investment officer, Asia.
The top-performing US growth funds of last year have been hit the hardest amid the recent sell-off.
BlackRock’s Investment Institute sees a range of potential positive catalysts for European stocks.
Goldman Sachs chief US equity strategist David Kostin warned that every 5% increase in tariffs reduces S&P 500 earnings per share by 1-2%.
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