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Weekly Market Compass
What Biden’s historic election decision means for markets
Nominating a new Democratic presidential candidate this late in the race creates additional uncertainty in the markets.
Stay up to date with the latest twists and turns of global markets and macroeconomic news and views from our global market strategists and investment teams.
What Biden’s historic election decision means for markets
Nominating a new Democratic presidential candidate this late in the race creates additional uncertainty in the markets.
Invesco Global Sovereign Asset Management Study 2024
This year’s study, the twelfth in the series, discusses how these factors are influencing asset allocations, and examines the impact on long-term trends, including rising allocations to private credit, emerging markets, and funding the energy transition.
Global Debt Review
In Uncommon Truths, Invesco experts Paul Jackson and Andras Vig’s provide a regular in-depth look at the big topics impacting markets.
Could the Federal Reserve cut interest rates twice in 2024
Recent data shows greater disinflationary progress in the US, which I believe will lead to a Federal Reserve rate cut this quarter, and I see room for more than one rate cut in 2024.
Reversals of fortune emerge in elections and economies
France and the United Kingdom see a change in political direction in recent elections. What could that mean for investors?
Monthly Market Roundup cov. June 2024
In our Monthly market roundup for May, Invesco experts give a rundown on a positive month for global equity markets, as well as an update on fixed income markets.
Global Fixed Income Strategy Monthly Report
In our regularly updated macroeconomic analysis we offer an outlook for interest rates and currencies – and look at which fixed income assets are favoured across a range of market environments.
Tactical asset allocation
Welcome to our Tactical Asset Allocation hub. Here you’ll find a selection of the most recent research from Invesco Solutions. Read our latest analysis that covers market strategy and opportunities across various asset classes.
What does France’s election mean for markets?
The second half got off to a fast start as markets absorbed some important data for the Federal Reserve and the first round of legislative elections in France.
First Round French Parliamentary Elections: First take on results and investment implications
We take a look at what the results and possible investment implications could be after the First Round of the French Parliamentary Elections. Find out more.
Mixed economic data raises questions in US and around the world
As data reports deliver mixed messages on the US economy and the US deficit rises, signs across the globe show diverging central banks and the potential for rising prices.
European Parliament election 2024: Outcome and impact
Explore how the 2024 European Parliament election, could impact key economic, climate and defence policies. And the effects on major EU states France, Germany, Italy, Poland and Spain.
Quarterly Global Asset Allocation Portfolio Outlook | Q3 2024
Paul Jackson, Global Head of Asset Allocation Research, EMEA, provides insights into various economic factors that could be key in the third quarter of 2024.
As global economies diverge, where are the investment opportunities?
Central banks are on different timelines for rate cuts, political uncertainty is leading to divergence within Europe, and emerging market elections have shown different preferences among voters.
2024 midyear outlook: Is it time to rethink, reset and refresh? Takeaways from our webinar
At the midway point of 2024, our Outlook webinar explores whether its time to rethink, reset and reset your investment views for the rest of the year.
Kristina Hooper
BA degree, MBA
Arnab Das
BA from Princeton University and PhD from London School of Economics
Paul Jackson
BSc in Economics from the London School of Economics and a Master of Philosophy in Economics from Oxford