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  1. Asset Class Views | Portfolio Insights

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Asset Class Views

Commentary, strategic perspectives and in-depth analysis from our investment teams to help guide your portfolio decisions.

Global Asset Allocation Views 3Q 2025

The U.S. economy remains resilient. Our portfolios are modestly long risk, focusing on credit and targeted equity overweights. We prefer ex-U.S. duration and anticipate further dollar weakness in the second half of the year.

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Global Fixed income views 3Q 2025

Amid strong corporate balance sheets and global fiscal expansion, the U.S. is likely to avoid recession, although growth may slow. We approve Federal Reserve policymakers’ pause, given current uncertainties. We favor non-U.S. exposures, emerging market debt, AT1 securities and securitized credit.

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Global Equity Views 3Q 2025

We expect solid profit growth this year and some acceleration into 2026. Our investors are more enthusiastic about markets in Europe and Asia than in the U.S. and broadly favor quality financial and health care stocks.

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Factor Views 3Q 2025

Factors fell slightly in a quarter of policy whiplash. Regions diverged: International equity factors gained while U.S. equity factors fell. Equity value is becoming more attractive globally, and we like relative value-oriented macro factors.

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