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The Analyst Spotlight -- Beyond the Oil Price: Where the Energy Cycle Turns Next
Executive Summary

Geopolitical tensions have once again brought the energy sector into focus. In the latest edition of our Analyst Spotlight series, Portfolio Specialist Fatna Chelihi sat down with Investment Analyst Andy Peters to discuss why the investment opportunity may lie beyond near-term oil price movements.

Andy covers oilfield services, midstream and refining companies and is responsible for an investment sleeve in our U.S. Structured Research Equity strategy. Andy has 14 years of investment experience, including 12 with T. Rowe Price. In his early years at the firm, he had the benefit of working with a Portfolio Manager who was covering oilfield services back in the late 80s. During the discussion, he explained why he believes the energy sector is entering the early stages of a new multi-year commodity cycle, outlined the distinct investment frameworks he applies across each subsector, and highlighted where T. Rowe Price’s fundamental research is uncovering differentiated investment opportunities.

Tags: Oil, T. Rowe Price
Implications of Middle East tensions for the global economy and markets

With elevated tensions in the Middle East spilling over into global markets, the latest analysis from our Market Insights team considers the likely impact of the conflict between Israel and Iran on global oil prices, and looks at the potential implications for global growth, inflation, and portfolio positioning.

Tags: J.P. Morgan Asset Management, Global economy, Economy, Inflation, Oil
Japan versus global inflation

Numerous factors are putting upward pressure on prices in Japan, and the yen is acting as an escape valve for the central bank's yield curve control policy.

Tags: LGIM, Currency, Japan, Oil, Equities, Bonds
Can emerging markets withstand a stronger dollar?

The taper tantrum of 2013 showed how sensitive emerging markets (EMs) were to higher US rates, but there are some important differences this time around.

Tags: LGIM, commodities, Oil, Bonds

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