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This visual summary of Wellington Management’s 2025 Outlook captures insights on economic and market forces shaping investment results from specialists from across our investment platform.
Agile approach important amid market desynchronization
Continue readingFacing a new economic reality
Continue readingSeverance: The split between the economy and the markets
Continue readingPrivate credit: Is the illiquidity premium still worth it?
Continue readingBeyond US exceptionalism: where now for equities?
Continue readingURL References
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Agile approach important amid market desynchronization
Global markets are desynchronizing, with macro volatility and intervention from governments leading to diverging economic outcomes. Increased dispersion may facilitate more frequent rotation on market leaders, as these charts from Alex King and Joshua Riefler help illustrate.
Facing a new economic reality
We summarize our 2025 mid-year outlooks.
Severance: The split between the economy and the markets
While markets have bounced back since Liberation Day, policy changes and macro data bear watching. Heading into the second half of 2025, we're focused on relative opportunities across asset classes created by disconnects and divides between markets and economies.
Private credit: Is the illiquidity premium still worth it?
Our private credit team explores the value of the asset class’s illiquidity premium in today’s uncertain markets.
Beyond US exceptionalism: where now for equities?
It might feel like the narrative of US exceptionalism has only been questioned in recent months — particularly in the wake of Liberation Day — but we see Trump’s tariff announcements as the clearest signal yet of a shift that has already been underway for nearly a decade.
New regime, new reality: Time to adapt?
Explore our latest views on risks and opportunities across the global capital markets.
Two key questions that bond investors should not ignore
Investment Directors Amar Reganti and Marco Giordano and Portfolio Manager Campe Goodman tackle two key questions that are likely to be top of bond investors’ minds during the second half of 2025.
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Could the global policy response misfire?
In their mid-year macro outlook, Macro Strategists John Butler and Eoin O’ Callaghan discuss how the global policy response to the trade shock could misfire, with major implications for investors.
Where to turn in an uncertain market
Nick Samoulihan explores strategies for navigating today's markets, emphasizing quality equities, strategic bond selection, and high-yield opportunities to balance risk and growth potential.
High-yield bond investing in 2025: the year of the coupon
High-yield bond Portfolio Managers Konstantin Leidman and Mike Barry, and Investment Director Jennifer Martin discuss why, in 2025, high-yield bond investing is all about the coupon.
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Balancing bumps in the road and big-picture thinking in 2025
How can investors position portfolios for bumps in the road without losing sight of longer-term opportunities?
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