2020 Global Market Outlook
Although the 2020 outlook remains guarded, monetary accommodation by key central banks appears to have put the global economy on a reflationary course. Low or negative yields pose duration risks for sovereign bonds. Potential opportunities can still be found in corporate bonds and other credit sectors.
We expect technology to continue to disrupt global sectors and industries. Geopolitical events, including the U.S. presidential election, the trade war, Brexit, and Hong Kong unrest, could be triggers for market volatility in 2020.
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