Inflation is last year’s problem – but what’s next?
Central banks continue to fight inflation, but Ariel Bezalel and Harry Richards argue that it’s last year’s concern. So what should the Fed be worried about now?
Australia: Asia Pacific’s overlooked gem?
Jason Pidcock and Sam Konrad take a look at the attractions of Australia as an investment destination. Has it been unfairly overlooked by global investors?
The best that the Asia Pacific region can offer
Jason Pidcock and Sam Konrad outline the diverse opportunities in the Asia Pacific region, particularly the complementary strengths of Australia and India.
Emerging market CoCos: Keep calm
Alejandro Arevalo and Reza Karim discuss how the Credit Suisse rescue deal has impacted emerging markets, and why this volatility presents exciting opportunities for EM investors.
US and EU ‘IRA’: made in China?
The EU’s efforts to catch up with the US’s massive move to support strategic green industries, jobs and clean technology signal a new era, writes Jupiter’s Environmental Solutions team.
Outlook 2023: Environmental solutions are crossing a watershed
As financial markets struggle for direction, Jon Wallace and Noelle Guo discuss the unavoidable trends shaping the future.
Is this banking crisis the same old story?
Since the Global Financial Crisis, regulators and policy makers have worked to avoid a repeat. Yet banks are in trouble again. Is this the same old story?
Budget reaction: A glass half full Budget for the optimists
Richard Buxton assesses Jeremy Hunt’s first full budget, in which the Chancellor sought to incentivise companies to invest in and encourage re-participation in the workforce.
Inching closer towards rate cuts
Ariel Bezalel and Harry Richards say global growth will continue to slow in the coming months, dragging inflation further down, increasing the likelihood of rate cuts towards the end of the year.
A change in fortune for bond markets?
Optimism around fixed income was rare in 2022, but there are reasons to believe 2023 may see a change in fortune for bond markets, say Ariel Bezalel and Harry Richards.