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Midyear Investment Outlook 2024: Looking forward to rate cuts
Invesco's midyear outlook looks at the path of inflation and how global central bankers are balancing risks as they begin to cut interest rates.
Kristina Hooper is Chief Global Market Strategist at Invesco. In this role, she leads Invesco’s Global Market Strategy (GMS) Office, which has strategists on the ground in North America, Europe, and Asia. Kristina and her team formulate macro views of the markets and economy, examine the potential investment implications of those views, and share their insights with clients and the media around the world. She joined Invesco in 2016 and has been in the investment industry since 1995.
Midyear Investment Outlook 2024: Looking forward to rate cuts
Invesco's midyear outlook looks at the path of inflation and how global central bankers are balancing risks as they begin to cut interest rates.
Reversals of fortune emerge in elections and economies
France and the United Kingdom see a change in political direction in recent elections. What could that mean for investors?
What does France’s election mean for markets?
The second half got off to a fast start as markets absorbed some important data for the Federal Reserve and the first round of legislative elections in France.
Mixed economic data raises questions in US and around the world
As data reports deliver mixed messages on the US economy and the US deficit rises, signs across the globe show diverging central banks and the potential for rising prices.
As global economies diverge, where are the investment opportunities?
Central banks are on different timelines for rate cuts, political uncertainty is leading to divergence within Europe, and emerging market elections have shown different preferences among voters.
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