November 6, 2023
Megatrends poised to propel emerging markets
After an extended period of underperformance, could these megatrends propel a rebound for emerging markets?
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After an extended period of underperformance, could these megatrends propel a rebound for emerging markets?
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Discover how small caps could be gearing up for a significant rebound, as key trends, like onshoring, rising M&A activity, and AI growth create a favorable backdrop for their performance.
Listen NowThe tech sector has seen some corrections as rising rates have driven investors to reprioritize profitability and reasonable valuations. Meanwhile, some powerful secular growth themes have persisted.
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The era of 'free money' is over. The Fed's interest rate hikes are reshaping the corporate landscape, unveiling opportunities and risks unseen by fixed income investors in years.
Listen NowExplore the power of factor investing and learn how to turn volatility into opportunity in 2023.
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A recession looks inevitable for 2023, so how can investors position their portfolios to minimize downside risk while preparing to capitalize on the opportunities to come?
Listen NowAmid growing concerns about a global recession, emerging markets appear to be ahead of the curve.
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It’s been a rough year for investors, and the credit market has been no exception. Rates have surged, ending a multi-decade bond bull market. How can investors generate alpha as credit yields become more attractive?
Listen NowRising interest rates get much of the attention, but other critically important factors are also at work for bank, insurance, consumer lending, and financial services stocks.
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Few sectors can be as whip-sawed or as boosted by global events as energy. After a transition away from a single-minded focus on growth, the industry now faces a new set of challenges and offers a unique set of potential opportunities.
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