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There is an ongoing shift in logistics away from the West Coast in the US. Read more about our views.
After three challenging years, we think high-quality, small-cap growth stocks could be back on the menu. Here’s why.
We look at the benefits and limitations of a mean reversion strategy. And argue that investors must also look to the future.
We discuss the upcoming election in Senegal and consider the implications for the country and markets.
What are the benefits of enhanced indexing in the current environment? Read more about our views.
We ask if dividend investors should consider diversifying into emerging markets.
With elections around the world, abrdn’s rates team zooms in on the UK and US. There’s a lot at stake. But what could it mean for investors?
In this episode, we discuss rewilding and why nature-based solutions are set to be a significant trend in the finance industry.
Paul Diggle and Luke Bartholomew discuss why higher inflation volatility may be here to stay.
Central banks have so far waged a successful campaign against inflation. But with the end in sight, will the ‘last mile’ be the toughest to cross? We examine the implications for growth and monetary policy, as well as the range of potential outcomes.
This episode of our podcast discusses the current challenges and opportunities facing the Chinese economy.
The country will continue to outperform other major economies in 2024, as near-term momentum shows no sign of waning. While easing core inflation supports our view for a cutting cycle from June, the economy’s resilience raises risks of a prolonged pause.
In our Monthly Macro video for March, Luke Bartholomew, Senior Economist, looks at whether the final stage of the battle against inflation will prove to be the hardest.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt left little in the way of surprises in a mostly pre-announced budget. The focus on voter-friendly tax cuts continues, with fiscal stimulus providing around a 0.3% boost to GDP growth through supply-side improvements. But little fiscal headroom and largely unrealistic assumptions of future spending cuts will create a very difficult fiscal inheritance for the next government.
We now expect the US economy to achieve a soft landing this year. But the economy is not completely out of the danger zone, with the risk of a sharper slowdown higher than normal.
The market seems geared up for the Bank of Japan (BoJ) to scrap yield curve control (YCC) and negative rates (NIRP) this year. But communication over timing remains unclear. And there are even doubts about the sustainability of Japan’s exit from disinflation over the medium term. We break down the waymarks to watch for any policy shift.