The investment prospects for next year aren’t bad. But the next decade doesn’t look anything like the past one.
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Understanding and appealing to the modern apartment renter in the U.S.
Increasingly, "fear of missing out" has joined "there is no alternative" as a key argument for equities.
2019 has been exceptional for investors thanks to receding recession fears and generous central banks. 2020 is unlikely to be as good.
Population growth, urbanization and voracious water use bring hazards and opportunities in sectors such as agriculture and utilities.
We expect little movement in bond yields. It's again in corporates and emerging markets that we look for potential returns.
Downside risks to global growth have shrunk in recent months. But we do not see much potential for an upside surprise either.
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