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Manulife IM: Central banks will cut even with inflation above target

Manulife’s global chief economist sees a larger rate cut from the US Fed, but later than the market expects.

SSGA, Janus Henderson and GAM say the asset class should benefit from the Fed cutting rates.

The US-headquartered investment manager is also expecting a bumpier landing than markets are currently forecasting.

UBS Global Wealth Management predicts both equities and bonds to generate positive returns next year under its base case.

AllianzGI’s Franck Dixmier told FSA why he thinks interest rates have likely peaked and now is the time for US bonds.

Nuveen highlights the role of this asset class to deliver attractive yields as well as diversification amid market turmoil.

A hard landing is looking to be more likely than a soft landing, according to Ninety One’s head of multi-asset income John Stopford.

The BlackRock Investment Institute said long-term US Treasuries don’t look attractive yet.

Rate hikes tend to be bad news for ‘jam tomorrow’ sectors but the cycle is ending.

But equity investors should not be running for cover yet, according to optimistic asset managers.