Jupiter

Ariel Bezalel gives an overview of Jupiter’s global flexible bond strategy, how the investment process works, and how the team seek to generate alpha.

With labour markets in many parts of the world remaining tight, talk of disinflation could be premature. In this webcast Mark Nash, Huw Davies and James Novotny discuss the macro backdrop and the outlook for fixed income.

The Jupiter Merlin team discuss the diverging views between central banks about how best they should maintain financial stability and defeat inflation.

The Jupiter Merlin team discuss government plans for energy (deluded?) and levelling up (dangerous?) before considering the implications of climate change policy.

Richard Buxton assesses Jeremy Hunt’s first full budget, in which the Chancellor sought to incentivise companies to invest in and encourage re-participation in the workforce.

Jon Wallace looks at the impact that a moderation in inflation, and structurally higher energy prices, are having on environmental solutions businesses.

The Jupiter Merlin team ask whether support for Ukraine is strengthening or wavering in the West, and what might the end game be for this devastating conflict?

The Jupiter Merlin team examine what has already been a rollercoaster year in bond markets.

Jupiter’s Independent Funds Team look at the implication of the UK’s sharp reduction in capital gains tax allowance and how that may affect portfolio management.

Adam Darling says a global recession looks probable and may bring opportunities in high yield bonds for active investors.

Mark Nichols says European companies are reporting positive trends on demand, pricing and the impact of China’s reopening.

Adam Darling says a global recession looks probable and may bring opportunities in high yield bonds for active investors.

The Jupiter Merlin team look at the bond market’s thundering herd, inflation’s confounding data and the US Debt Ceiling’s steady rise.

Harry Richards discusses the likelihood of recession, and whether its credible that monetary policy could tighten so much without negative ramifications for the economy.

Ned Naylor-Leyland discusses the diversification properties of gold, the recent price rally and why central banks have ramped up their purchases.

Richard Buxton discusses the outlook for the UK economy, and explains that while growth is likely to be flat, there are some positives coming through.

Caroline Cantor, Mark Heslop and Mark Nichols look at potential opportunities for European luxury and consumer goods companies from China’s lifting of Covid restrictions.

Ariel Bezalel and Harry Richards say global growth will continue to slow in the coming months, dragging inflation further down, increasing the likelihood of rate cuts towards the end of the year.