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Multi Asset Blog
War is just another uncertainty
02 March 2026 | Julian Howard
With Middle East conflict flaring up (again), oil and geopolitical risks are dominating the headlines. But after weathering a steady stream of shocks over the past couple of years, markets have shown surprising resilience. As dramatic as the present news cycle is, investors with diversified portfolios should think twice before taking knee jerk action - and instead stay the course.
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What if AI doesn’t work out?
26 February 2026 | Julian Howard
AI has been a dominant investment theme in 2025, but legitimate questions exist around take-up and pay-off. Even if AI doesn’t deliver the sweeping technological revolution many investors hope for, other strong themes exist which can provide market leadership.
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How Asia is powering the AI era
16 February 2026 | Ygal Sebban | Rob Mumford
A year on from their positive note on Emerging Markets (EM) technology, “DeepSeek impact – an evolution, not a revolution”, the GAM Emerging Market Equity team continues to believe that further upside lies ahead. However, selectivity is already important, and becoming increasingly so.
Multi Asset Blog
A bit too precious?
02 February 2026 | Julian Howard
Precious metals’ surge was partly driven by the softer dollar, stubborn US inflation and hopes of fresh fiscal support. These factors haven’t gone away, despite the sudden correction over the last few days, suggesting the sell-off from a ‘crowded trade’ may tell us more about market structure and liquidity than the underlying macro story.
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