BlackRock maintains US overweight in AI wobble
BlackRock believes AI remains in ‘buildout’ phase
BlackRock believes AI remains in ‘buildout’ phase
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Real returns need to average 6.6% over the next decade to revert to the historical norm of 4% per year, the firm said
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Share prices in the US have reached dizzying heights, making cheaper equity markets more attractive
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The US, alternatives, fixed income and unloved assets all have the potential to disrupt markets in the coming year
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US equity allocations relative to the rest of the world are close to the most stretched in over 25 years
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The managing director says outflows from money market funds will ramp up as we head towards the new year
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Spokespeople from IBOSS, Square Mile and One Four Nine give their thoughts on fixed income
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60% of wealth managers surveyed estimate they will have more than 3% of assets invested in digital assets in the next three years
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Pension fund allocations to the UK are dwindling, but David Beggs says Labour could reinvigorate domestic investment
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The firm is adding to small-cap exposure across its portfolios
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Equity holdings in multi-asset funds surpassed their long-term average
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But inflation and interest rates remain biggest worry, according to the JPES Partners Asset Management Agenda report
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