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Reflation train — arriving on time
Jenna Barnard and John Pattullo, co-heads of Strategic Fixed Income, dissect the reflation narrative, sharing interesting views that go somewhat against consensus.
The market’s tug-of-war
The complexities of the economic recovery have led to an ongoing push-pull in equity markets.
Rising bond yields — a validation of recovery or a challenge?
The world is set for a strong cyclical recovery. Andrew Mulliner, Head of Global Aggregate Strategies, shares his thoughts on the divergence in economic fortunes that are beginning to appear and the likely impact on investment opportunities.
Powerful factors coalescing for a rebound in U.S. travel and leisure
Portfolio Manager Jeremiah Buckley and Assistant Portfolio Manager David Chung discuss the strong recovery potential for travel and leisure industries as COVID restrictions ease.
Keeping it real: Interpreting the climb in bond yields
The recent steep rise in yields has unsettled markets but Nick Maroutsos and Andrew Mulliner, Portfolio Managers within the Global Bonds Team, believe the Fed and other central banks are in no mood to abandon their accommodative stance.
Finding value in each other: Active collaboration in stock and bond analysis
Assessing the benefits of active collaboration in stock and bond analysis.
2021 — in a word: recovery
Andrew Mulliner, Portfolio Manager and Head of Global Aggregate Strategies, explains why 2021 will likely be a year of recovery, though he cautions that we should keep one eye on inflation and inflation expectations.
A positive backdrop for US equities
Though volatility is likely to continue, Portfolio Manager Jeremiah Buckley thinks the outlook for equities remains constructive as we progress past the election and get closer to the end of the coronavirus pandemic.
Options market warms to divided government
The options market signals that riskier assets may find a supportive environment in an era of split government and policy moderation.
Equity markets price in uncontested election
U.S. stocks have climbed in recent weeks on optimism that the U.S. election will have a clear outcome on (or shortly after) Nov. 3.
Low Rates vs. U.S. Election: What Matters for Fixed Income?
Central bank policy is likely to continue to have the biggest influence over fixed income markets, regardless of who wins the U.S. election.
Fundamentals before politics: The outlook for stocks and bonds through the election
Long-term market factors may prove to be more important for investors than short-term election uncertainty.