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AI is moving into the physical world, helping to turn humanoids, self-driving cars and other robotic applications from science fiction to reality.
Understand the key trends shaping returns across equities, fixed income, currencies and alternatives.
High oil prices no longer spell disaster for emerging markets. Their impact is counterbalanced by booming tech industries, stronger fundamentals and lessened reliance on the dollar.
The developing world's progress along the global value chain could strengthen the case for emerging market stocks.
With inflationary pressures likely to abate as the US and Iran make progress towards a peace agreement that would stabilise oil markets, equities should build on their recent gains.
It’s 50 years since Steve Wozniak created the first Apple computer and changed the face of modern technology. And his curiosity and insights are as keen now as they were in 1976.
USD 100 oil is the best advertisement for EVs, says former Philippines energy secretary Vince Pérez, who believes the Iran war is speeding up Asia's energy transition.
The tech boom makes the transition to clean energy ever more urgent – but also more achievable. We find out why at the world's largest industrial innovation summit.
China's renminbi isn't ready to challenge the US dollar's supremacy. But the currency is quietly reconfiguring the global financial system nevertheless.
Ageing societies will accelerate the next wave of automation. Carl Frey, author of seminal research into the impact of robotics on the labour market and Pictet Asset Management thematic advisory board member, explains how.
Corporate profits are growing at a remarkable pace across the world. That is sure to sustain the equity rally over the medium run.
Risks from biodiversity loss, climate change and geopolitical conflict are converging to cause potential shocks to financial markets. Investors can no longer afford to ignore these dynamics.
Kevin Warsh is set to be confirmed as the new chairman of the US Federal Reserve. In this Q&A, Mickael Benhaim, head of fixed income investment strategy and solutions at Pictet Asset Management, explains what investors should expect from a Fed chief that has been publicly critical of how the US central bank conducts monetary policy.
Discover the trends that will help shape the future of investments -our latest Ahead report brings you actionable insights from top investment minds and global thought leaders.
A growing population and changing climate may put strain on the world’s food production. A new generation of biostimulants could help solve the problem while protecting our environment.
Even though there is no end in sight to the Iran conflict, the outlook for both emerging market and US equities remains positive; we upgrade both to overweight.
Why China’s diverse and deepening stock market merits a long/short approach.
Investors should brace for a deeper and more costly AI-driven adjustment before they see long-term rewards.
In times when uncertainty is the only constant, unconstrained fixed income investing shows its true worth.
Conflicting signals on how the war in Iran might come to an end have caused violent swings in asset prices. Against this backdrop, we have chosen to reduce allocations to emerging markets and cyclical sectors.
Geopolitical shocks expose fossil fuel risks. Renewables will fill the gap, driving investment in grids and resilient power systems.
The Iran war has roiled markets. Here are the scenarios investors should consider.
Machine learning is leading us to new therapies, says Generate: Biomedicines' Michael Nally.
An ageing population and advances in machine learning have created a fertile environment for innovation in robotics, which in turn should give rise to a new range of opportunities for tech investors.
Concerns over the economic effects of AI have led to changes in the patterns of returns across stock markets worldwide. But we see no reason for the equity rally to falter over the near term.
Emerging markets sit at the frontline of global water stress – and at the forefront of innovative solutions.
The Iran war has roiled markets. Here are the scenarios investors should consider.
Gold is a volatile asset class. Nonetheless, it's still a useful hedge against certain types of market risk.
Japan's public finances are coming under scrutiny following an election victory for a prime minister intent on lifting government spending. But worries over the country's debts – and the possibility of adverse spillovers to global markets – look overblown, says Linda Raggi, head of macro and multi sector fixed income.
The key trends in science, technology and sustainability over the next 12 months – and beyond.
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