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Market take — 138 episodes

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Earnings strength keeps us risk-on

2

Persistent inflation constrains policy

3

A supercharged AI mega force

4

Back to overweight U.S. stocks

5

Spotting pockets of EM resilience

6

Mideast shock fuels investing themes

7

Dialing down risk amid supply shock

8

Pressures to shape Mideast conflict

9

Gauging the Mideast supply shock

10

Rethinking long-term investing

11

New return drivers in Japan, Europe

12

Software selloff shows AI acceleration

13

Staying positive on emerging markets

14

Tapping infrastructure’s potential

15

Immutable laws in action again

16

Immutable laws keeping us risk-on

17

U.S. earnings: broadening strength

18

Three investment lesson for 2026

19

Diversification mirage in plain sight

20

Soft labor market keeps Fed cut in play

21

Keys to an EU investment renaissance

22

At last, key U.S. economic data return

23

AI front and center at our 2026 Forum

24

Mega forces playing out in real time

25

Keeping our macro scenarios fresh

26

U.S. earnings: resilience is key

27

U.S. dollar drop not that unusual - yet

28

Fed's room to ease keeps us risk-on

29

Why we still like Japan in global stocks

30

Sticking with granular views in Europe

31

Staying risk-on as macro tensions ease

32

Three drivers for emerging markets

33

Three lessons from an eventful 2025

34

Mega forces the new long-term anchor

35

U.S. tug-of-war: earnings vs. tariffs

36

Stablecoins look here to stay

37

A new regime for income in portfolios

38

Why now is a great time for alpha

39

Time to be more tactical

40

Tariff and tax policy back center stage

41

Geopolitical rifts drive defense theme

42

Watching for tariff impacts to kick in

43

Finding opportunities in uncertainty

44

A bumpy ride upwards for global yields

45

Staying nimble as energy policy pivots

46

U.S. risk assets still core to portfolios

47

Still selective as trade conflict cools

48

Tracking the trade conflict disruptions

49

Hard economic rules can bind quickly

50

When economic rules start to bind policy

51

Our take on the U.S. tariff pause

52

Evolving our views as uncertainty bites

53

Finding a path through near-term volatility

54

Doing the math on U.S. policy shifts

55

Bright spots in global stocks

56

A disconnect with economic fundamentals

57

Big policy shifts reinforce higher rates

58

Leaning on the tactical in our views

59

Broadening out our pro-risk view

60

AI a key driver of the power outlook

61

Tweaking our views yet staying risk on

62

AI mega force could be accelerating

63

U.S. earnings key for our overweight

64

Higher-for-longer the new consensus

65

Triggers to change our pro-risk view

66

Three investment lessons from 2024

67

Diversifying our portfolio diversifiers

68

Staying pro-risk into 2025

69

Uneven earnings call for granularity

70

Getting active to identify AI winners

71

High-for-longer shapes strategic view

72

Zeroing in on secular forces, not cycles

73

Structural forces playing out now

74

Seizing on fixed income swings

75

U.S. earnings strength stands out

76

Our conviction in global stocks

77

Our anchor in choppy markets

78

Real estate looks brighter after rate hit

79

Policy focus sharpens in U.S. election

80

Starting the tight policy unwind

81

Why U.S. equity gains can broaden

82

Patience needed in the AI buildout

83

Sticking with risk through turbulence

84

Rate cuts don't dull allure of income

85

Steering through market air pockets

86

Tech still likely to deliver on earnings

87

Waves of transformation

88

Taking a page out of the EM playbook

89

Leaning into income in fixed income

90

Sticking with U.S. tech surge

91

Consensus forms at Outlook Forum

92

What we’re watching in 2024 elections

93

Not your typical rate cutting cycle

94

Mega forces: infrastructure required

95

Staying dynamic in our strategic views

96

Weak yen unlikely to end Japan’s rally

97

Looking through the Fed’s signals

98

Mega forces: why they matter now

99

Higher bar for U.S. earnings to deliver

100

Earnings growth not just about tech

101

Playing demographic divergence now

102

Staying nimble while seeking income

103

Why we stay risk-on in the short term

104

U.S. & Japan: a tale of two overweights

105

Low-carbon transition themes in 2024

106

Taking selective risk in credit

107

Japan stocks: high can go higher

108

Strategic reasons to get active

109

Staying selective in emerging markets

110

Earnings unlikely to spoil stock rally

111

Upgrading broad U.S. stocks

112

Geopolitical fragmentation plays out

113

Why stocks can stay upbeat, for now

114

Navigating macro currents in 2024

115

Three 2023 investment lessons we carry into 2024

116

Putting money to work

117

Three investment themes at COP28

118

Getting granular in our strategic views

119

Volatility a key feature of new regime

120

AI: a mega force driving returns now

121

Going granular in developed market stocks

122

An evolving U.S. financial landscape

123

U.S. stocks: selective as earnings stall

124

U.S. yields: two-way volatility ahead

125

Why structural changes matter now

126

Finding new opportunities as Q4 starts

127

Bond yields surge as new volatile regime plays out

128

Seizing opportunities in the new regime

129

New macroeconomic regime fuels market narrative flip flops

130

Favoring short-term bonds long term

131

Three takeaways from U.S. earnings season

132

Opportunities in rewiring globalization

133

Tighter monetary policy all around

134

Central bank inflation fight to carry on

135

The emerging market edge

136

Show us the earnings growth

137

2023 Midyear Investment Outlook

138

Japan stands out from developed pack