India: All eyes on Modi’s prospects amid growth optimism

Avinash Vazirani and Colin Croft say investors will focus on the outcome of the upcoming national election and what that could mean for government policies amid growth optimism.

Major developed markets will likely enter a recession

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It is my belief that major developed markets economies are going to see a material slowdown and most likely a recession.

What central banks are saying about gold

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Ned Naylor-Leyland says investors should pay attention to the views of central bankers on gold, especially since the yellow metal is nearing an inflection point.

Reality will bite for central banks

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In the second half of 2023, Ariel Bezalel and Harry Richards (Investment Managers) expect central banks to become more worried about growth than inflation.

Emerging market CoCos: Keep calm

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Alejandro Arevalo and Reza Karim discuss how the Credit Suisse rescue deal has impacted emerging markets, and why this volatility presents exciting opportunities for EM investors.

US and EU ‘IRA’: made in China?

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The EU’s efforts to catch up with the US’s massive move to support strategic green industries, jobs and clean technology signal a new era, writes Jupiter’s Environmental Solutions team.

Outlook 2023: Environmental solutions are crossing a watershed

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As financial markets struggle for direction, Jon Wallace and Noelle Guo discuss the unavoidable trends shaping the future.

Budget reaction: A glass half full Budget for the optimists

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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.

Notes from the Investment Floor: Yield is back for bonds

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Vikram Aggarwal sets the scene for bond markets in 2023, as yield finally returns to the asset class. Could market fears transfer from duration to credit quality in 2023?

Outlook 2023: Shunning predictions to focus on sustainable trends

3 hurdle runners run from analog to digital

The team at NZS Capital explain why they don’t make macro forecasts or try to predict when market focus will shift, but instead look for sustainable investable trends.