Amid a volatile and uncertain environment for global stocks following the US tariffs bombshell, the Global Technology Leaders Team highlights what is driving their thinking and investment decisions
UK broad and narrow money measures continue to surge, with growth now significantly above that in the Eurozone – a reversal of the norm in recent years. This suggests strong near-term prospects for domestic demand and support for UK equity prices but at the likely cost of a sizeable deterioration in the balance of payments combined with much higher inflation.
With US President Trump's unprecedented tariff regime reshaping global trade, sparking market volatility, and prompting strategic recalibrations among global investors, our portfolio managers share insights on the longer-term implications for financial markets.
Global industrial momentum appears to have peaked and is forecast to move lower into Q2. This poses a risk to reflation-positioned markets.
Portfolio Manager Richard Clode discusses President Trump’s latest semiconductor restrictions, which are advancing the shift towards AI chip deglobalisation.
With Georgia’s Senate run-off vote offering a final, dramatic twist in the US election, what would it mean if Peach State voters hand power to the Democrats? Paul O’Connor, Head of the UK-based Multi Asset Team, considers the ramifications of a potentially seismic political result.
Junichi Inoue, Head of Japanese Equities, is feeling hopeful. While cherry blossoms’ beauty may be fleeting, savvy investors are more likely to appreciate the perennial allure of Japanese stocks.
The stabilisation of US economic growth amid unprecedented fiscal and monetary stimulus has raised questions about the likelihood of inflation returning. Jim Cielinski, Global Head of Fixed Income, and Andrew Mulliner, Head of Global Aggregate Strategies, both members of the Fixed Income Investment Strategy Group (ISG), explain why they do not see significant risks of sustained higher inflation materialising in the next few years, though caution that short-term spikes are possible and investors should evaluate the diversity that their fixed income portfolios provide.
A team of Janus Henderson Portfolio Managers and Research Analysts share their insights from a recent trip to an ascendant India.
This year’s surge in global broad money is expected here to result in a significant inflation pick-up in 2021-22. The timing, magnitude and sustainability of this rise, however, are uncertain, the latter depending importantly on the extent to which broad money trends normalise over coming quarters.
Portfolio Manager Richard Clode discusses the key learnings from NVIDIA’s annual technology conference, a key event highlighting the rapid progression of the AI revolution, including opportunities created by agentic AI.
While the politics of climate are changing, the prevailing trends continue to reveal significant investment opportunities in the energy transition, as outlined by Tal Lomnitzer.
In a tightly contested US election, where the issue of postal votes could decide the victor, what does this mean for financial markets? Paul O’Connor, Head of the UK-based Multi-Asset Team, looks ahead to prospective policy paths and the dwindling prospects of a Biden fiscal bonanza.
Portfolio Manager Richard Clode joined NVIDIA’s most recent earnings call. He highlights the main considerations for investors on the company, as well as the generative AI tech wave more broadly.
Director of Research Matt Peron says when it comes to the US election, the biggest risk for equity markets is not which party gets voted into office but whether the outcome is contested. So far, equities expect a clear winner on or near Election Day.
There’s a misconception that the CLO market is heavily skewed towards a particular sector or region, concentrating risk. Portfolio Managers Denis Struc and Ian Bettney challenge this myth and demonstrate that its composition is actually advantageous.
Hamish Chamberlayne, Portfolio Manager and Head of Global Sustainable Equities, highlights key sustainable news stories for the third quarter of 2020 and breaks down strategy performance.
As market dynamics shift and mega-cap tech companies show vulnerability, Portfolio Manager Nick Sheridan explores how global small caps, with their unique growth and diversification potential, are poised for a significant resurgence.
What visibility is there for investors right now? Paul O’Connor, Head of the UK-based Multi-Asset Team, looks ahead to the fourth quarter of 2020 and beyond, summarising his latest thoughts on COVID-19, Brexit and the upcoming US election.