Geopolitics, sticky inflation, and peaking earnings growth point to elevated volatility

For most investors, the inability to be right about the future does not stop them from trying. Atlantic House discusses how they take a different approach

While we’re back to the 1990’s and early 2000’s in terms of the political regime, Fidelity portfolio managers argue it is also back to this period for the bond market as well. And with the election noise fading, they explain why fundamentals and valuations will once again drive bond markets.

T.Rowe Price's 2024 Global Market Outlook Midyear Update