All United States articles – Page 30
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White papersPrivate credit: Europe vs the US
The global private credit market is dominated by the US and Europe. M&G believe the European market is set to expand more rapidly. What are the key differences within each region? Which could potentially offer the most attractive risk/return? Our latest insight provides a roadmap for investors.
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Asset Manager NewsNuveen Secures CalPERS Funding to Preserve Affordable Housing and Build Resilient Communities
Allocating $100 Million to the Nuveen Real Estate U.S. Affordable Housing Strategy
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White papersFilling the pool again
With the Fed on hold and tax collection over, assets resume flowing into liquidity products.
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White papersBiden vs Trump: high stakes in US elections
The US election rematch between President Biden and former President Trump will focus market attention on their respective agendas. This paper examines the potential economic and foreign policy changes that could emerge in their second term, as well as the repercussions for financial markets.
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White papersUS consumer shows confidence
“Concerns over US economic growth persist, and this highlights the importance of a global approach to investing in the developed and emerging markets.”
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White papersU.S. retail is shaping up to outperform in 2024
Retail property markets ended 2023 in a position of strength. Property fundamentals are healthy, particularly across open-air and necessity retail segments with vacancy rates below their long-term average across most markets.
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White papersSelf-storage is a small but high-performing sector
Learn how self-storage can fit into a diversified portfolio
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White papersRe-Rating Financials
A year after the mini-banking crisis, we see the normalizing interest rate and yield backdrop generating tailwinds behind the Financials sector.
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Asset Manager NewsHines Expands Regional Headquarters In New York
(NEW YORK, NY) – Hines, a global real estate investment manager, announced today that it is nearly doubling its New York City office space with a 12-year lease at 555 Greenwich+345 Hudson. Described by Fast Company as “New York’s most energy-efficient new office building,” 555 Greenwich has garnered industry acclaim for its innovative sustainability system and full electrification to eliminate the on-site use of fossil fuels resulting in 80% less energy usage than similar structures in Manhattan.
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White papersQuality and Growth: Striking a Balance
The world’s central banks have made great strides in tamping down inflation over the past year. But as investors are discovering, fighting inflation is a long game. US economic growth slowed to an annualized 1.6% in the first quarter—even as core inflation ticked up close to 4%. Near-term activity indicators are showing some evidence of recovery, but we expect overall economic growth to trend lower.
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White papersValue Stocks: Cracking the Quality Code
Today’s value stocks offer a magnificent mix of quality, forward-looking profitable firms.
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White papersEM Local Debt: Is the EM-U.S. Disconnect an Overlooked Opportunity?
Emerging markets have become increasingly out of sync with the U.S. in terms of inflation and economic growth. Markets are ignoring the disconnect, which could spell an opportunity for investors.
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PodcastSound Progress - Episode 9
What happens in the US can – and typically does - have a global impact.
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White papersThree investment ideas from earnings season
Quarterly earnings for most companies in the S&P 500 Index have exceeded expectations. Businesses continue to cut costs, pass on price increases to consumers and find new areas of growth.
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White papersDeconstructing Opportunities in IG Credit
Amid narrow spreads, a focus on sector and credit research and a willingness to take tactical positions could help to capitalize on potential dislocations across the U.S. investment grade credit universe.
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White papersUS exceptionalism: Can the world’s largest economy keep delivering for investors?
On many measures, the US economy’s performance in recent years has been exceptional. The Presidential election cycle provides us with convenient time periods on which to judge performance, and since the inauguration of Joe Biden, things have gone very well.
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White papersUS consumer price pressures are subsiding
“Declining US inflation is positive for US bonds, and investors should also keep a global approach to potentially benefit from attractive yields elsewhere, including in emerging markets.”
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White papersWill the US presidential election endanger an investment boom?
The onset of the pandemic saw the US endure a period of remarkable economic turbulence but it has since transitioned to a phase of unexpectedly strong growth. One factor underpinning this trend has been the somewhat unusual, acyclical nature of investment spending. Far from exacerbating broader swings in the economy and falling sharply in the wake of higher interest rates – the traditional response – investment spending has remained solid.
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White papersUnlocking hidden potential
Real estate markets in the US and Asia Pacific are behaving differently today, with potential dislocation in the former due to higher interest rates, and steadier fundamentals in the latter.
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White papersMeta shifts the narrative on dividends in the world of Big Tech
Meta’s dividend initiation this year appears to have changed the payout paradigm for Big Tech companies. Soon after, Alphabet and Salesforce followed suit, announcing dividends for the first time.
