In a no landing scenario, US economic growth would continue to be resilient while Europe’s current slowdown would reverse.

A soft-landing scenario would involve a slightly below trend slowdown across major economies, with no major shocks to knock markets off track.

A balance sheet recession would be marked by a deep and prolonged downturn across developed and emerging economies.

A cyclical recession would see a moderate economic contraction followed by a return to growth in late 2024 or early 2025.

Middle East attacks hint at another shock for markets. Fidelity analysts discuss oil and markets' reaction.

Gaining traction: Fidelity International China Stewardship Report 2022. A proprietary study of shareholder stewardship, voting and engagement trends in China.

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The initial returns from US midterm elections point to a high likelihood of gridlock in Washington for the next two years.

Time to look beyond market turmoil and focus on China’s long-term growth

The Bank of England appears to be drawing a line in the sand to force sections of the pension system to deleverage faster.

The dollar's gains are sending ructions through financial markets. We look at where and how the pressures are starting to be felt and what might halt the rise.

In Fidelity's first report on gender diversity in corporate China, we examine the status quo and offer suggestions on how firms and investors can do better.

Market leadership continues to evolve across Asia-Pacific, with potential inflation making some markets look more resilient than others.

Fidelity International's inaugural China Stewardship Report shows steady progress in investment stewardship and implementing ESG at domestic A-share companies.

As China’s economy emerges from lockdown, activity across Asia’s sprawling network of factories, ports and logistics hubs is picking up.

Amit Lodha and Judith Finegold discuss the emerging investment implications as the coronavirus spreads beyond Asia to Europe and the Middle East.

How should investors respond to the uncertainty caused by the coronavirus outbreak, and the volatility it may create?

Online businesses typically faring better than offline.

Our fund managers give their views on the possible short- and long-term implications of this outbreak for investors.

Overall, 2020 looks to be a story of growth stabilisation rather than big acceleration and it displays the signs of the final stages of a bull market.

Full annual outlook for 2020 across all asset classes.

Luc Froehlich, Global Head of Investment Directing Fixed Income, features on this Asia Fixed Income Masterclass panel.

Dhananjay Phadnis, Portfolio Manager, Fidelity Emerging Asia Fund, features on Asia Outlook Masterclass panel.

The Conservatives have won the UK election, making Brexit more likely. Markets have rallied on the news, but longer-term implications remain unclear.

Assessing a portfolio's climate pathway, rather than its emissions relative to a benchmark, should help reduce overall emissions.

Romain Boscher and Marty Dropkin discuss discuss the rebound in earnings and the divergence between manufacturing and consumer strength.

The Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates for the third consecutive time this year.

Ben Deane sets out what’s been driving inflation, Ian Samson explains his outlook for the coming months and Andrea Iannelli examines what it means for markets.

Tim Foster says the pound could benefit from a more positive UK outlook.

Bill McQuaker and Charlotte Harington discuss the rise of geopolitical uncertainty and what investors can do to combat it.

Portfolio manager Alex Wright talks about how UK companies are faring amid Brexit uncertainty and the impact on corporate earnings

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