Long-term Capital Market Return Assumptions 2011 - Executive Summary
What to expect in the next 15 years.
What to expect in the next 15 years.
2014 has brought a turning point in that economic growth and market returns have stabilized, while the world economy has returned to normal. In this paper, discover how JPMC's long-term assumptions (from the last decade) have stood the test of time.
Executive Summary. Prolonged period of delevraging could mean low interest rates; subdued growth.
Analysis of the Bank of Japan's aggressive new monetary policies designed to tame inflation down to 2%
Analysis of Japan's recent nation election. Positive market reaction also addressed.
While tariffs remain a concern, the key issue is the degree—which we deem moderate—of U.S. recession risk. The current global backdrop makes the U.S. dollar unlikely to strengthen. Earnings growth expectations are modest, valuations are undemanding
Chart of JPM's long-term capital market return assumptions. Deleveraging will depress growth while risk assets should offer decent returns
Analysis of Italy's highly volatile political environment, and the possible implications for the markets
Article examining the economic effects and investment implications of the US fiscal cliff agreement
Executive summary of JPM's long-term capital market return assumptions for 2013
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