Surging policy uncertainty has dented sentiment, raised inflation risk and stalled the market rally. Should uncertainty ebb in coming months, risk assets should rebound.
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Q1 2025 Global Value Improvers Strategy Commentary: Global value stocks rose as a rotation out of U.S. tech and the prospect of greater fiscal stimulus in Europe helped bolster returns.
More...During the quarter, we exited our positions in Chinese electric utility China Power International and Chinese toll road operator Shenzhen Expressway.
More...Surging policy uncertainty has dented sentiment, raised inflation risk and stalled the market rally. Should uncertainty ebb in coming months, risk assets should rebound.
Politics and trade concerns remained centre stage in February, as discussions and negotiations around tariffs by the new U.S. administration and retaliatory tariffs by trade partners weighed on global markets, driving value to outperform growth stocks.
More...Global equities finished February mixed as the Trump administration fanned the flames of a new trade war by pushing through tariffs on Chinese goods and threatening similar levies on its North America trading partners.
More...Changes to the Inflation Reduction Act should be less than the market anticipates and ultimately have a muted impact on the strong short- and long-term renewables outlook.
More...In our latest Valuation update, Portfolio Manager, Daniel Chu, discusses trends affecting infrastructure sector performance and reviews current valuations.
More...We expect investors will embrace cheaper areas of the market like value, small and mid caps as earnings delivery broadens.
Two years of strong gains don’t make U.S. equities due for a pullback, as the market has typically continued to climb.
More...While Donald Trump’s presidential victory has dominated global headlines, a number of key election results outside the U.S. could have significant impacts on international markets going forward.
More...CIO, Scott Glasser explains why he expects U.S. returns to be more subdued but positive in the year ahead given ample liquidity, healthy corporate profits and animal spirits buoyed by expectations of a pro-growth, deregulatory agenda.
More...Opportunities continue to be widespread across the infrastructure landscape, with strong fundamentals and the market still massively underestimating the growth in electricity demand driven by AI and data growth.
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