PIMCO’s Secular Outlook: Pivot Points
In a world of insecure stability, investors must prepare for five key policy pivots that will test markets. Learn more.
Recommended for you
Central banks are signaling a desire to start cutting rates. Loomis Sayles’ Lynda Schweitzer doesn’t see evidence of a decisive turn for the worse in the economic cycle.
While the Magnificent Seven have been a runaway success – they drove almost two-thirds of the S&P 500’s 24% return in 2023 – our view is that the largest seven companies in Australia could anchor our market in the medium term. So, how can investors diversify their portfolios and make better returns without turning to more volatile small caps or offshore markets? The Ex-20 might be the answer.
In a global economy defined by uncertainty, traditional low-risk income classes such as bonds and cash savings accounts continue to disappoint as investors continue to seek downside protection for their money pushing investors to take shelter elsewhere.
Hybrid securities can offer investors equity-like returns, yet with a lower level of risk. Here’s a rundown on hybrids and why they are attractive investment options.