Newton Wrap March 2024
Investment insights and analysis to keep you a step ahead.
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Featured insight – Double Take: Behind Fed doors
Unlock the secrets of the Federal Reserve’s decision-making process in our latest Double Take episode. Jack Encarnacao and Raphael (Rafe) Lewis interview Jeffrey Lacker , former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, who pulls back the curtain on the Fed and how it adjusts its federal funds rate, a key driver of many investment decisions.
In focus
Brainwaves: Is it time for an absolute-return revival?
Does the new market regime provide a backdrop that could help absolute-return strategies to prosper? ??
In the latest episode of Brainwaves, investment specialist Catherine Doyle, CFA, CAIA and deputy CIO of multi-asset Paul Brain discuss the evidence with multimedia editor Matthew Goodburn and explain how tactical asset allocation can play an important role in the context of shorter and more volatile economic and market cycles.
Investing in utilities
Investing within the utilities space has long been a choice between the US or Europe, with varying positive and negative aspects to each location depending on the existing regulatory environment. In particular, government intervention has traditionally been a key concern for investors in European utilities.
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James Lydotes, CFA , head of equity income and deputy CIO of equities, and Brian Blongastainer, CFA, CMT , global investment strategist, explore the catalysts that are currently creating significant tailwinds for US utilities.
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