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Relative outperformance is expected to resume after a mid-cycle consolidation amid a softening of the inflation outlook, a strong structural story and attractive valuations, ...
By Leigh Powell | 7 June 2011
The Europe-based asset manager highlights how three trends will drive change in consumption behaviour, and points out how best to benefit.
By Leigh Powell | 2 June 2011
The positive long-term story overshadows concerns over policy-rate risk and the impact of Europe's sovereign debt crisis, say Kheng-siang Ng of SSgA and Kenneth Akintewe of ...
By Leigh Powell | 24 May 2011
China's insurance regulator has broadened the management scope of insurance firms' own AMCs and lowered their operational requirements, denting the prospects for FMCs.
By Leigh Powell | 27 April 2011
The firm moves to strategic overweight with core inflation contained but expects the global business cycle to peak in 2011, says its head of investment services Geoff Lewis.
By Leanne Wang | 26 April 2011
Large-cap US stocks offer the best value, despite the US being put on negative outlook by rating agency Standard & Poor's for the first time, says the CEO of Perkins Investment ...
By Joe Marsh | 21 April 2011
Fidelity trio Anthony Bolton, Martha Wang and Raymond Ma say China is nearing the end of a monetary tightening cycle and predict a positive effect on domestic consumption.
By Leanne Wang | 19 April 2011
Gold is the second most popular inflation hedge, while few retail investors in Asia make much use of inflation-linked bonds, say wealth managers polled by Barclays Capital.
By Joe Marsh | 11 April 2011
Asset managers should not assume that China-derived inflows will continue at the same pace as they have in past years, agree the Asia heads of four big fund management firms.
By Joe Marsh | 4 April 2011
Li Jianyong, CEO at China's GF Securities and director at E Fund in Guangzhou, believes Chinese equities will struggle for the short term.
By Jame DiBiasio | 1 April 2011
As Japan comes to rely more on non-nuclear fuel, the rating agency pinpoints those companies that are best positioned to benefit in Asia-Pacific.
By Leigh Powell | 18 March 2011
The bank’s asset management arm argues the case for frontier markets over emerging markets, with Nigeria a particular favourite.
By Leanne Wang | 4 March 2011
The Japanese hedge fund is bullish on copper, grains, palladium, rubber and soy beans, and is launching new strategies to take advantage of investor demand for the asset class.
By Joe Marsh | 2 March 2011
Fund managers launched 47 new funds in the fourth quarter of last year as the industry experienced organic outflows and fund churn hit an all-time high.
By Leigh Powell | 23 February 2011
One in five say the US dollar will not be the world's reserve currency in five years, but the majority believe continued tightening in China will result in a soft landing for ...
By Leigh Powell | 22 February 2011
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Inflation in 2012 will


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Surprise globally
  17%
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Asian Investor Magazine
AsianInvestor
February, 2012