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Investment outlook 2021
What should be on the radar for investors in 2021? Market GPS helps direction-set with a video summary, in-depth asset class analysis and our latest portfolio manager views.
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Changes in economic optimism drive market moves and current bullishness implies limited room for further upgrades, argues Simon Ward, Economic Adviser.
A lively discussion that goes against consensus, seeking to unearth the truth about what is really happening in the economy and the potential impact on bond markets.
Simon Ward, Economic Adviser, sets out the case for expecting UK CPI inflation to overshoot Bank of England and consensus forecasts.
Government reliance on banking systems to finance unprecedented peacetime deficits is laying the foundation for a lasting inflation pick-up, argues Simon Ward, Economic Adviser.
Janus Henderson’s UK-based Multi Asset Team set out their expectations for longer-term returns across 31 major assets classes across equity, fixed income, currencies and commodities.
Global industrial momentum appears to have peaked and is forecast to move lower into Q2. This poses a risk to reflation-positioned markets.
Global money trends continue to suggest a near-term economic slowdown, with the caveat that interpretation of US monetary statistics is complicated by recent regulatory changes, argues Simon Ward, Economic Adviser.
European smaller companies managers Rory Stokes and Ollie Beckett discuss their outlook for the asset class in 2021.
Nick Sheridan, European equities portfolio manager, explains why 2021 could be the year for value as economies recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
China equities manager May Ling Wee highlights the key opportunities and risks facing the asset class in 2021.
Antony Marsden, Head of Governance and Responsible Investment, explores key themes related to Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) investing in 2021.
Monetary indicators suggest an increase in market volatility in early 2021 and a sustained inflation rise into 2022, argues Simon Ward, Economic Adviser.