Pictet Wealth Management

Global Markets

Japan’s three-day meltdown rewrites records; analysts debate Fed inter-meeting cuts

The Fed did “meaningful” inter-meeting cuts in 2020 during the outbreak of Covid-19, notes one analyst.

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New commodity opportunities arise as peak in fossil fuels looms

The transition to a clean energy economy will likely shake up the current geopolitical order
The productivity remedy - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Commentary

The productivity remedy

Growth and inflation over the next 10 years will be significantly influenced by productivity growth
Golden opportunity - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Gold

Golden opportunity

The yellow metal may be able to break its previous all-time high of US$2,075 per ounce recorded in August 2020, analysts say.
With a new norm this decade ahead, Pictet flags private equity and fixed income as better bets - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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With a new norm this decade ahead, Pictet flags private equity and fixed income as better bets

Scarcity of natural resources and labour will weigh on growth potential, even as higher inflation becomes the new normal

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Traditional 60/40 portfolio fights back in 2023, as Asia shows greater promise: Pictet

The 60/40 portfolio could be back with a vengeance as the correlation between treasuries and equities turns back negative in 2023.

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Higher structural inflation here to stay; owning Chinese equities a 'no-brainer': Pictet

Pictet's 10-year view on economies is that the global economy has now entered a "regime" of sustained structural inflation.

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Look to health, tech, infrastructure and clean energy as volatility remains: Pictet

The situation remains fragile in 2H2022, as geopolitical tensions lead to “increasing weaponisation of assets”.

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China signals reversal of tough rules, but Pictet wants more clarity before going back in

Tavazzi believes that investors have yet to fully appreciate the benefits of RCEP on Asean.

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As global GDP growth slows, Asean markets offer catch-up potential in 2022: Pictet

Pictet expects global real GDP growth to decline to 4.5% in 2022 from 5.8% in 2021 as most economies reach “cruising speed”.
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