How bad will the UK recession be?
BoE predicting a milder slump than the GFC but one economist says to prep for a ‘long series of negative pieces of economic news’
BoE predicting a milder slump than the GFC but one economist says to prep for a ‘long series of negative pieces of economic news’
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Even carving out a resurgent China, some EM economies delivered growth in Q1
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All eyes will be on the annual Jackson Hole meeting which may offer clues about the path moving forward
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Tilt towards quality and defensive plays like short dated credit and govvies alongside rising cash levels
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Equity focused closed-ended funds trounced but infrastructure and private equity vehicles prove more resilient
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‘When markets get difficult, you want to see a few grey hairs on your manager’
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Spreads have widened considerably over govvies after pricing in the GDP slowdown but default rates remain low
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After a quick-fire deployment, the number of ESG strategies brought to market is also on the decline
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Rough earnings season could send share prices tumbling, making some firms acquisition targets
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Increasingly concentrated ownership means governance issues risk going unchecked
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Borrowing and debt servicing costs are going up, which will impact how much companies are willing to pay
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Mega retail funds like Gars and Invesco GTR fare poorly as boutique alternatives steal the spotlight
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