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As global markets become more concentrated, investors may need to look beneath fund labels to understand what is really driving their portfolio risk. This article was first published on Trustnet. Owning a global equity fund – or several different funds – can feel like diversification. But beneath the labels, investors may be making much bigger […]
The combination of resilient global growth and robust corporate earnings, as evidenced by second-quarter earnings, continues to support our constructive stance on cyclical assets, particularly equities. Following the strong rally since the second half of July, we acknowledge that market expectations have now moved into extended territory. However, in the absence of any meaningful deterioration […]
Asia’s growth story runs far wider than AI – three high-conviction examples from SDP When talking with investors about Asia today, the conversation frequently turns quickly to technology. Artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductors and the companies building the infrastructure behind them dominate the discussion – and with good reason. Asia sits at the heart of the […]
The August 2026 edition of the Schroders Equity Lens is now available: Schroders Equity Lens Summary:
In a market defined by uncertainty and concentration, not all multi-asset funds are built the same. Discover what advisers should be demanding from managers in 2026 and why active management matters more than ever. Why multi-asset matters more now Multi-asset funds have long been a cornerstone of adviser portfolios, but today their role is being […]
Despite heightened geopolitical uncertainty and elevated financing costs, repriced valuations and resilient occupier markets continue to create compelling long-term opportunities in UK real estate. Economic backdrop Shifting outlook The Middle East conflict continues to weigh on the UK macroeconomic outlook, primarily through its effect on energy prices, inflation expectations, and economic confidence. Although the initial […]
Investors see stagflation – periods of high inflation and low growth – as generally negative. But historic data highlights potential opportunities by sector and region. On the back of soaring energy prices, fears are rising that the global economy could be heading in a stagflationary direction – one where economic growth is weak and inflation […]
Recent US labour market strength suggests a low recession risk, while supportive growth and earnings momentum keep us constructive on equities despite inflation risks. As in previous months, we continue to see a low risk of recession in the United States given the underlying strength of the labour market. Risks still lean towards inflation being […]
In this quarter's CIO Lens, our investment experts highlight why resilience and genuine diversification matter as market concentration builds around AI, even with Middle East tensions easing.
A market rotation, and how to respond to stagflation concerns.
Our latest forecasts for absolute returns from 2026-2035 for various asset classes including cash, equities, fixed income and commodities.
Fixed income still belongs in a multi-asset portfolio. But what we are asking it to do has changed, and how we manage it must change with it.
A look back at markets in Q2, when AI-related stocks powered ahead and the conflict in the Middle East de-escalated.
As more investors incorporate active ETFs in their portfolio, several recurring claims keep surfacing that don’t fully hold up in practice.
Recent US labour market data supports our view that there is a low risk of a US recession, and our positive view of equities continues to be supported by earnings.
June 2026 update: With a resolution in the Middle East now looking more likely, we take a look at how bond markets may react once the focus moves away from geopolitics.
The UK's intractable problems mean it will be difficult for a new PM and Chancellor to invest for growth and maintain market confidence.
Normalising interest rates, among other factors, signpost a strengthening of the yen over the medium and longer term.
In a more volatile world, capital growth has ceased to be investors’ top priority, according to Schroders Global Investor Insights Survey 2026. Instead, equities must play a part in achieving greater diversification and downside protection.
Insights from our latest Adviser Pulse Survey show how firms are navigating higher volatility through resilient portfolios, broader diversification, and greater focus on tax and estate planning advice.
When valuations are at current high levels, the case for equities hinges strongly on earnings.
Why investors may be better served by deliberate diversification and flexibility than waiting for certainty in today’s unsettled markets.
The rise of US technology mega-caps has led to the US stockmarket dwarfing the markets of other countries. Several of the largest US companies each have individual values which are comparable with – or bigger than – the total value of the entire stockmarkets of other countries such as the UK or Japan.
A look back at markets in May when corporate earnings and optimism over AI powered equity markets higher.
What’s better, property or pension? Many people in the UK would argue property. That’s one reason why study after study shows Brits don’t have a stock market investing culture. We’re property-mad.
Stagflationary risks have increased following disruption in the Middle East, but resilient earnings momentum keeps us constructive on equities.
Our latest infographic highlights our new growth and inflation forecasts, and considers different scenarios for oil prices.
Spreads are once again back at exceptionally tight levels.
Earnings are soaring, and Taiwan’s index weight overtakes China’s.
In an era of higher inflation and tighter monetary policy, investors are reassessing portfolio income – including whether it can keep pace with rising prices. Private real estate should increasingly form part of that conversation.
Rather than focusing on daily headlines and social media posts, investors need to view geopolitical shifts in a broader context.
Whatever the longer-term outcome in the Middle East, inflation is set to rise around the world. But interest rates are unlikely to follow.
Earnings are soaring, and Taiwan’s index weight overtakes China’s.
Rather than focusing on daily headlines and social media posts, investors need to view geopolitical shifts in a broader context.
An overview of global markets in April, as equities staged a strong recovery with Asian emerging markets leading the way.
Our latest multi-asset perspectives highlight why active diversification matters now and how our multi-asset solutions are built to adapt as market conditions evolve.
In highly volatile markets the pressure to act can be overwhelming. A disciplined investment process helps resist costly reactions.
We remain positive on equities, but the disruption to energy supplies caused by the Middle East conflict may persist longer than originally thought.
Markets are edging out of the fog of war, but the path forward remains uneven. As geopolitical risks begin to ease, find out how we’re preparing for a post-resolution investment landscape.
The disruption triggered by Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz has galvanised nations to shore up energy security. As previous oil shocks have shown, the ramifications – and opportunities – could be huge.
The concern surrounding Japan's energy dependency is not unfounded. But the full picture suggests the risks are considerably more manageable than the media headlines have implied.
A meaningful connection between value investing and space exploration is just one small step
Strong earnings forecast despite stagflation risks.
An overview of markets in Q1, when the conflict in the Middle East saw commodities gain while other asset classes declined.
In this quarter's CIO Lens, our investment experts highlight the need for resilient portfolios as developments in the Middle East increase uncertainty for investors.
Concern is growing that an energy shock triggered by the Iran war will lead to a period of stagflation, something that may make investors wary. But history suggests stocks in an environment of low growth and high inflation may not perform as poorly as investors fear.
Gold has lost roughly one fifth of its value in recent weeks, appearing to fail in its traditional role as a safe haven during conflict. What explains this performance – and what is the bigger picture?
Events in the Middle East mean inflationary pressures are rising and central banks are on alert.
After the spike in oil prices, the outlook is more balanced from here – but that doesn't mean volatility is over. Find out more in our latest multi-asset views.
Turning to cash may seem tempting but waiting comes at a cost unless you’re being paid. Short-dated bonds present an attractive alternative.
Global bond markets continue to offer some of the most attractive income levels in over a decade, but investors can no longer treat fixed income as a simple, passive allocation.
AI in asset management has moved beyond initial productivity gains. Pablo Riveroll explains the benefits of integrating proprietary data and research with large language models, while Charlotte Wood discusses the company-wide vision for agentic AI.
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