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Insights and products to help you cut through the noise and keep your portfolio on track.
Income investing remains relevant in the current market environment, as volatility is poised to remain elevated.
Our wide range of income solutions that seek multiple yield opportunities across asset classes, regions and sectors for stronger outcomes.
After a difficult year for bonds, we explain why fixed income could once again prove to be a useful diversifier for portfolios.
With yields hovering close to decade highs across many fixed income sectors, investors are presented with a “menu of options”. Still, selectivity matters as recession risks loom.
Sustainable investing is a forward-looking approach that aims to deliver long-term sustainable financial return in a fast-changing world.
As the Fed’s rate hike cycle concludes, bonds can present an important source of income and diversification for portfolios.
We explain why investors should pay greater attention to quality bonds.
ASEAN, China and the broader Asia ex-Japan region present ample opportunities for long-term growth.
We share insights on the Japanese equity strategy while riding on cyclical and structural tailwinds.
A quick look at how the Fund is positioned as recession risks loom and financial conditions tighten.
We share our perspectives of sustainable investing in an overall portfolio.
We share how we consider the risks and opportunities in climate change investing.
We discuss how urbanisation is driving opportunities in the infrastructure space.
We discuss five megatrends related to climate change and the investment implications.
Flexibility is at the heart of our approach to fixed income markets.
A quick take on our strategy in investing Asian income assets amid global economic slowdown and China’s reopening.
We share the key themes that are driving equity investment opportunities in ASEAN.
We share the key themes driving equities as China reopens.
Income investing can help tap investment opportunities while managing volatility through cash flows from a diversified portfolio of income generating assets.
To achieve our desired retirement, it is important to anticipate the possible challenges that retirees could face and be better financially prepared.
DRIVE INCOME WITH FLEXIBILITY Which is why we invest opportunistically across multiple sources to help you light up the income potential in changing markets.
CHARGE UP THE GROWTH MOMENTUM IN YOUR INVESTING Which is why we provide insights and solutions to help you capture long-term growth potential in changing markets
ASEAN is gaining momentum with its mix of old & new economies.
Sustainable Investing Solutions
The securitisation market has regained much ground in the past decade.
Diversification sounds easy, but how to do it effectively?
Fixed income isn’t just government or corporate bonds, it also includes non-traditional debt securities.
We believe that quality and yield opportunities can still be found in bonds.
We share our views on the fixed income opportunities in the current tough times.
We share our China equity investing insights on the 3 sectors to focus on in the near term.
We share a 2H 2022 market outlook on the key themes in China equity investing.
Consider diversity across regions, assets and sectors in an income portfolio.
This paper summarizes the key highlights from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting. (3-min read)
This paper summarizes the key highlights from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting. (3-min read)
This paper summarizes the key highlights from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting. (3-min read)
Learn more about our latest outlook on the global economy and policy, and the implications for investors in the next 6-12 months.
In a highly anticipated policy decision, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted to raise the Federal funds rate by 0.25% to a target range of 5.00%-5.25%, the highest level since June 2006.
This paper summarizes the key highlights from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting. (3-min read)
This paper summarizes the failure of Silicon Valley Bank and the implications on Fed policy and investments. (3-min read)
This paper summarizes the key highlights from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting. (3-min read)
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted unanimously to raise the Federal funds rate target range by 0.50% to 4.25%-4.50%. (3-min read)
This paper, written by Alex Dryden, examines the current yield curve and its investment implication.
The Russia-Ukraine Chart Pack aims to help investors understand the investment implications of the current situation in Russia and Ukraine holistically and why it is important to stay invested
This paper, written by Dr. Jasslyn Yeo, explains why cyclical tailwinds support a positive stance for Asia ex-Japan equities this year, and why persisting secular headwinds mean that the investment case for Asia ex-Japan growth stocks remains strong.
This paper, written by Chaoping Zhu, discusses the potential path for China’s policy normalization after the country’s economy recovered from COVID-19.
It is hard to remember a time when Brexit was not dominating British headlines, but at the midnight hour, UK and EU negotiators finally reached agreement on a new trade deal. This piece addresses the key questions surrounding the deal: what is covered, how does it impact the outlook for the UK economy, and what are the market implications?
This paper, written by Ian Hui and Alex Cheung, analyzes the recovery of various Asian economies from the COVID-19 pandemic and discusses the near-term and longer-term regional outlook.
This paper, written by Chaoping Zhu, gives our prospects about China’s upcoming 14th five-year plan. To be approved in October and implemented during 2021 to 2025, this plan will have profound impacts to Chinese economy and financial market.
This paper, written by David Kelly, addresses the FOMC's September meeting announcement.
This paper written by Dr. David Kelly updates the latest on the coronavirus impact to global markets.
This paper, written by Karen Ward, highlights the recent rate cut by the Bank of England and its investment implications.
This paper, written by David Kelly, provides an update on the investment implications of COVID-19.
This paper, written by Dr. David Kelly, reviews the U.S> relief bill and its investment implications.
This paper, written by David Lebovitz and Meera Pandit, reviews the surge in U.S. initial claims for unemployment and its investment implications.
This paper, written by David Lebovitz, Alex Dryden, and Jack Manley, reviews the latest U.S. Fed increased liquidity actions and its investment implications.
This paper, written by Chaoping Zhu, discussed the performance and outlook of Chinese economy, policies amid the global pandemic and implication for investors.
This paper, written by David Lebovitz and Tyler Voigt, reviews the 1Q 2020 U.S. earnings results and the significant volatility that has taken place.
This paper, written by Tillman Galler and Kerry Craig, discusses the latest movements in the oil markets amid the global pandemic and implication for investors.
This paper addresses the FOMC's April meeting announcement.
To frame the balance sheet discussion, we consider the impact to real GDP, employment and inflation under each recovery scenario.
This paper, written by Ian Hui and Chaoping Zhu, looks at the attractiveness of the Chinese bond market in the current global environment.
This paper, written by Marcella Chow and Chaoping Zhu, discusses the rebound in Chinese economic activity and its implications for investors.
This paper, written by Ian Hui and Alex Yeo, provides a framework for comparing the policy responses and risks faced by Asian economies from the pandemic.
Today’s actions from the European Central Bank (ECB) were at the upper end of market expectations.
This paper, written by Jai Malhi, examines the European Central Bank meeting outcome and its investment implications.
This paper, written by David Lebovitz and Tyler Voigt, highlights the short-term and long-term uses of corporate cash investors could take advantage of within their portfolios.
This paper, written by Dr. David Kelly and Meera Pandit, analyzes the current U.S. economic growth with its factors and investment implications.
This paper, written by Dr. David Kelly, addresses the FOMC’s December meeting announcement.
This paper, written by Jai Malhi, examines the European Central Bank meeting outcome and its investment implications.
This paper, written by David Lebovitz and Meera Pandit, discusses the contribution of change in private inventories to GDP and its investment implications.
This paper, written by David M. Lebovitz and Tyler J. Voigt, reviews 4Q19 U.S. earnings with performance of various sectors and its investment implications.
This paper, written by Dr. David Kelly, Hannah Anderson and Meera Pandit, addresses the upcoming U.S. election and its investment implications.
This paper, written by Alex Dryden and Jordan Jackson, addresses the latest U.S. Federal Reserve’s rate cut decision and its investment implications.
This paper, written by Gabriela Santos, David Lebovitz and Alex Dryden, evaluates the current trade uncertainty with outlook on the U.S. Federal Reserve’s direction and its investment implication.
This paper, written by John Manley, examines recent yield curve inversion and its investment implications.
This paper, written by David M. Lebovitz and Tyler J. Voigt, reviews 2Q19 U.S. earnings with performance of various sectors and its investment implications.
This paper, written by Chaoping Zhu, provides a mid-year review on the Chinese economy and policies.
This paper, written by Karen Ward, provides an update on latest situation and timeline of Brexit negotiations.
This paper, written by David Kelly, addresses the FOMC's October meeting announcement.
Provided for information only based on market conditions as of date of publication, not to be construed as investment recommendation or advice. Forecasts, projections and other forward looking statements are based upon current beliefs and expectations, may or may not come to pass. They are for illustrative purposes only and serve as an indication of what may occur. Given the inherent uncertainties and risks associated with forecast, projections or other forward statements, actual events, results or performance may differ materially from those reflected or contemplated.
Diversification does not guarantee investment return and does not eliminate the risk of loss. Yields are not guaranteed. Positive yield does not imply positive return.
1. J.P. Morgan Asset Management provides a wide range of solutions to cater different investors’ needs. Investments involve risks and are not similar or comparable to deposits. Not all investments are suitable for all investors. Please seek financial advice or make independent evaluation before investing. The manager seeks to achieve the stated objectives. There can be no guarantee the objectives will be met.
2. Source: J.P. Morgan Asset Management. As of 30.09.2022. Includes portfolio managers, research analysts, traders and investment specialists with VP title and above.
3. Source: J. P. Morgan Asset Management. As of 30.09.2022. AUM figures are representative of assets managed by the multi-asset group and include AUM managed on behalf of other J.P. Morgan Asset Management investment teams.
4. Source: J. P. Morgan Asset Management. As of 30.09.2022.
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