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Asset Allocation, Monthly Coffee Break

Take me to the next stage

In our economic and market scenarios, the next stage points to lower growth and gradually lower inflation in the US by the end of 2024. Consequently, lower interest rates should follow, and we keep a long duration bias in fixed income. We expect a soft landing and are buyers of Investment grade credit and Emerging market debt since the carry is attractive in this outcome. Regarding equities, we keep a neutral stance considering the limited upside potential as several uncertainties weigh on the outlook. If risks to the outlook materialise or markets become too complacent, we would stand ready to reduce exposure.
Nicolas Forest, Equities, Fixed Income, Macro, Asset Allocation

Which way will Turkey turn?

With the upcoming 2023 Turkish presidential election, scheduled to take place on 14 May, we are sharing our views and sentiments on the possible outcomes and their consequences.
Asset Allocation

Gauging local US banking fallout

The once-in-a-generation monetary tightening engineered by the US Federal Reserve (Fed) over the past twelve months has produced financial vulnerabilities.
Asset Allocation, Monthly Coffee Break

Financial stability and price stability

Uncertainties on US and European financials have replaced the better economic growth outlook in investor’s minds. Suddenly, the improvement in activity is now mitigated by financial vulnerabilities and inflation stickiness.
Asset Allocation, Fixed Income, Equities

Impact of Credit Suisse takeover

Portfolios managed by Candriam have no exposure to any Credit Suisse security, OTC exposure or stock-lending exposure.
Asset Allocation, Monthly Coffee Break

Better outlook increasingly reflected in markets

The better outlook on the growth/inflation mix for the year ahead has quickly been incorporated by risky assets, from equities to high yield via credit markets. As the extreme investor pessimism of last October is now in the distant past, we are reducing our overall equity allocation to a more neutral stance.
Asset Allocation, Monthly Coffee Break

Temperatures rising, inflation cooling

We have started 2023 with a preference for equities over bonds, as our investment strategy turned more constructive on attractive price levels in October.

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