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The shifting landscape of global wealth
Credit markets continue to signal that there are few recession risks on the horizon, but that may be because central banks are back with a vengeance.
It’s not the political sideshows that ultimately drive markets, but rather economic and earnings prospects. We see some caution signs on both fronts.
As the UK plunges into the unknown, investors need to be nimble as the reality of Brexit evolves.
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RBC Global Asset Management Inc.
“In retrospect, the decision to deliver fiscal stimulus during the worst of the economic downturn was inspired. Not only have bond markets reacted well, but international evidence has also congealed around the conclusion that every dollar borrowed generated two in economic benefits. So far, so good.”
View profileManaging Director, Head of Investment Strategy
“Europe has long endured a sick and sclerotic economy. But its tepid recovery is showing signs of vibrancy. While more needs to be done to nurture a sustainable recovery, we see attractive opportunities.”
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U.S. Equities
“We continue to suggest to our investors that they maintain their asset allocation to stocks; what is comfortable to them, what makes sense from a strategic standpoint for their allocation and there are reasons for that. Number one: We see no risk of U.S. recession. If we did, the view would be quite different.”
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