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Real estate investors have been left battered and bruised by interest-rate rises. Craig Wright reckons he can finally see light at the end of the tunnel, as valuations look attractive, ESG drives tenant demand and opportunities emerge for investors to offer property loans.
Jim Cielinski believes 2023 should bring relief on rates as central bankers recognise their servings of policy tightening are dampening inflation but the corporate outlook is set to be more challenged.
Discover the key themes set to drive markets and the investment implications. We have also included the asset class views and investment implications for Q2 2022.
The coronavirus outbreak which originated in China has brought to a halt the positive market momentum we were seeing going into 2020. This outbreak is obviously concerning, reminiscent of SARS in 2002/03 and MERS in 2015, but this time the Chinese authorities have been swifter and more proactive in their response, even declaring the sort of quarantine only China can realistically engineer.
Unresolved issues prolong uncertainty across the globe.
Fidelity's quarterly investment outlook provides a representative summary of the views of our investment teams across asset classes. The global economy has been slowing throughout 2018 and our proprietary leading indicator is signalling this will continue.
Our regular analysis of global market movements and investment trends. Insights from iShares by BlackRock, the world’s leading ETF provider.
The intelligence that guides our investment decisions. Read our team’s collective insight on how market volatility, trade tensions and Chinese reforms may impact the outlook for financial markets in the coming months.
Our investment outlook for 2018 was titled, “It ain’t over till the central banks sing”. We argued that although the cycle was relatively old, there were still not convincing signs that the global economy was at full capacity.
As we have now reached the halfway point of 2018, it seems like a good occasion to take stock and see whether the year has lived up to consensus expectations so far. With more news surprises and volatility so far than in 2017, how do the market’s predictions for which asset classes would perform best look today?
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