Market Outlook
2018 Global Market Outlook
Modest global growth and uncertainty about the pace of rising interest rates require a selective eye when it comes to making investment decisions. Read our 2018 Global Market Outlook to see how our professionals are navigating the new landscape as they help clients get on the right side of change.
Uncertainties about the pace of rate hikes and the withdrawal of quantitative easing reinforce the importance of a global approach to bond investing. Read more...
Mark Vaselkiv
Portfolio Manager, Global High Income Bond Strategy
The rapid evolution of technology platforms and consumer business models should continue to benefit a relatively small group of mega-cap companies. Read more...
Rob Sharps
Co-head, Global Equity
Justin Thomson
Lead Manager of the International Small-Cap Equity Strategy
The drawdown of monetary accommodation is likely to have meaningfully different impacts on regional growth. Read more...
Alan Levenson
Chief U.S. Economist
Nikolaj Schmidt
Chief International Economist
While coordinated global growth creates a favorable environment for risk assets, high valuations leave markets vulnerable to geopolitical shocks, rapid central bank tightening, and other surprises. Read more...
Sebastien Page
Head of Asset Allocation
Charles Shriver
Portfolio Manager, Global Allocation, Balanced, and Target Allocation Strategies
Attractive relative valuations, improving growth, and positive earnings trends characterize many markets, but hawkish trade policies, lower energy prices, and geopolitical risks could impede progress. Read more...
Samy Muaddi
Portfolio Manager, Emerging Markets Corporate Bond Strategy
Gonzalo Pángara
Portfolio Manager, Emerging Markets Equity Strategy
While gradual monetary tapering could lead to jitters in the bond market, the business cycle is in its early stages, and earnings growth remains strong. Read more...
Dean Tenerelli
Portfolio Manager in the Equity Division at T. Rowe Price
Mike Della Vedova
Co-Portfolio Manager, Global High Income Bond Fund