Last Week at a Glance
Global equities declined last week as concerns over AI investment returns and greater regulatory scrutiny weighed on technology shares.
Global equities declined last week as concerns over AI investment returns and greater regulatory scrutiny weighed on technology shares.
Renewed concerns about AI spending and rising oil prices weighed on global equities.
No. France’s fiscal and political problems do not appear to signal another euro area sovereign debt crisis.
Q3 ended on a weak note as rising bond yields weighed on asset class returns in September.
No. The November US midterm elections could affect regulatory, fiscal, foreign, and AI policy, but uncertain outcomes and market implications make election-driven trades a poor basis for investment decisions. In our view, investors are better served by maintaining resilient, diversified portfolios than by positioning for an anticipated election outcome.
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No. Sovereign bond yields across developed markets are likely to stay higher for longer given the macro, monetary, and fiscal backdrop, but a sustained, disorderly rise in yields looks unlikely.
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The commodity supply shock mildly slowed global growth, though the effects varied by region. Even so, global equities posted another strong fiscal year across a broad set of markets. The US dollar appreciated modestly, with the United States remaining relatively insulated from developments in the Middle East. Bond returns lagged as inflation pressures resurfaced, while real assets performed strongly as the supply shock intensified and demand tied to AI buildout continued to strengthen.
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