INVESTMENT STRATEGY BRIEF
The Balancing Act: AI, Inflation, and the Market’s Narrow Path
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Geopolitical Risk as a New Normal: Investing in a More Fragmented World
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Geopolitical risk is becoming a more persistent force shaping markets, supply chains, inflation, and corporate strategy. In this week’s Sight|Lines, we discuss why we believe investors should focus less on predicting the next event and more on building portfolios around quality, diversification, pricing power, and resilience.
An Update on Private Credit
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Private credit has grown rapidly into a $1.8 trillion market. Recently, there’s been a focus on defaults and increasing redemption requests from private credit. While pockets of stress are emerging in select industries, we see no evidence of broad deterioration or systemic risk. In this Sight|Lines, we break down what’s driving the concern and what investors should be watching next.
Supply and Demand Are Both Keeping Inflation in Focus
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Inflation has eased from its post-pandemic highs, but it remains stubbornly above the Federal Reserve’s 2% target. In this week’s Sight|Lines, we examine why inflation is harder to read, complicating the Fed’s policy path, and keeping investors focused on the risk of higher-for-longer rates.
