With questions around equity outperformance, tech overvaluation and currency headwinds in the U.S., retail investors may want to look internationally to diversify their portfolio. Chief Cross-Asset Strategist Andrew Sheets and Chief Investment Officer for Wealth Management Lisa Shalett discuss.

Retail Investing, Pt. 1: International Exposure

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As the US presidential election remains closely contested, our experts discuss what a change in administration could mean for European equities in terms of trade, China relations and other key issues.

European Markets React to Upcoming U.S. Election

New data on both immigration and inflation defied predictions and may have shifted the Fed’s perspective.

US Economy: Bigger, But Not Tighter

Recent data indicates the economy may avoid either a soft or hard landing for now. Our Chief U.S. Equity Strategist explains why investors should seek out quality as the economy stays aloft.

U.S. Equities: No Landing in Sight

Japan and India are currently set to lead growth in these markets, but a higher-for-longer rate environment in the U.S. could favor China, Hong Kong and others, according to our analyst.

Mixed Signals for Asia and Emerging Markets

GenAI will likely drive the exponential growth of data centers. Listen as our Capital Goods Analyst shares key takeaways on the electrical equipment central to the data center market.

Retail Investing, Pt. 1: International Exposure

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