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Searching for safe havens amid a stagflation shock
High inflation and damaged growth will define the macro outlook for several quarters
Russian and Ukrainian debt comes under pressure
Our base case from a fixed income perspective is now for a more severe and protracted conflict.
Rich Pickings podcast: Catch 2022 - what's in store for the year ahead
"I don't think central banks are going to have the capacity to raise interest rates to the extent that's [being] priced in," says Fixed Income CIO Steve Ellis.
Don’t get bearish on duration yet
Record debt levels mean central banks cannot normalise aggressively.
Don’t get bearish on duration yet
Record debt levels mean central banks cannot normalise aggressively.
June's Rich Pickings podcast: Where next for inflation
"The market will wonder: is The Fed talking more aggressively but actually still way behind the curve?" says CIO Andrew McCaffery in June's Rich Pickings.
Chart Room: A liquidity tide for the record books
2020 brought us new high-water marks in the US for both money supply growth and the personal savings rate.
Fidelity Live: CIO Outlook 2021 - replay
Our CIOs share their outlook for the year ahead.
November's Rich Pickings: Outlook 2021
Fidelity's chief investment officers discuss the paths they're taking in the year ahead.
Fixed income in 2021: Monetary policy to the rescue, but duration tantrums are possible
Central banks will want to keep financing costs low given high debt levels, but may not act before a duration tantrum.
Fidelity live: CIOs October webcast (replay)
Our CIOs take stock of Q3, discuss the macro outlook for the next quarter, and give an update on trading.
September's Rich Pickings podcast: Allocating for recovery
"The market is underestimating inflation. Reduce duration and look for income," says Chief Investment Officer Steve Ellis, in this month's Rich Pickings.
Fidelity live: CIOs webcast replay
As the world emerges from lockdown, hear our CIOs discuss their outlook for the next quarter and beyond.
Fidelity CIO Outlook Q3: Nearing the limit
Markets will struggle to surpass second quarter rebound.
Defying gravity: How long can monetary-driven markets ignore economic reality?
How long can central bank stimulus enable markets to defy gravity from Covid-19 reality?
Fidelity CIOs: Effects of monetary explosion
The sheer scale of central bank action could store up problems for the future.
Fidelity CIOs: Dispersion increases as demand effects filter through
Investors become more selective as demand shock hits oil price and other sectors.
Fidelity CIOs: Dollar devaluation could be the end game from Fed actions
Fiscal and monetary stimulus could weaken the dollar and be inflationary.
Fidelity CIOs on market conditions and whether policy action is enough
Flat is becoming the new up.
Fidelity CIOs on the response needed to stabilise the markets
Fidelity CIOs on the response needed to stabilise the markets following coronavirus and oil shocks
Cool Heads: Fidelity CIOs on oil crash, volatility and what's next
Managing liquidity is key.
Coronavirus: the impact on our global economic outlook
Global growth shock in a world of limited policy tools.
CIO Outlook video: Steve Ellis on Fixed Income
With core bond yields likely to remain low, we expect further inflows into areas of fixed income with more attractive yields such as emerging markets debt.
CIO views: The correction that averted a capitulation
Recent market volatility shook investors' confidence, with many questioning if the end of cycle was near. Our CIOs give their views.
Podcast: New markets, old rules - time to rethink
As the end of the cycle approaches what can stop investors running for the hills? Fidelity experts consider the wisest ways to position for a market shift.
What I've learned: Steve Ellis on the value of money, risk-taking and a Liverpool builders’ merchant
Steve Ellis, emerging market credit, remembers how his father taught him the value of money - the hard way.
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