Tune into our webinar, ‘Beware of the Triple Power Play’, to hear our Expected Returns team explain how these three power plays could potentially unfold.
Colin Graham, Head of the Sustainable Multi-Asset Solutions team, Laurens Swinkels, co-author, and Martin van Vliet, strategist, outline the base, bull and bear economic scenarios, and the expected returns of the major asset classes. You can also hear guest speaker Sony Kapoor, Professor of Climate, Geoeconomics and Finance at the European University Institute, share his views on the potential outcomes.
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12-10-2023 · Webinar
Expected Returns 2024-2028: Beware of the Triple Power Play
Robeco’s flagship publication Expected Returns is highly valued by investors because of its predictive abilities. In such turbulent times, this year’s outlook looks like being no exception. For 2024-2028 we forecast a ‘Triple Power Play’, as three forces combine to potentially rock markets. These are the worsening of relations between the US and China, the friction caused by deploying capital at the expense of labor, and the ongoing battle between fiscal and monetary policy.
Colin Graham
Co-Head of Sustainable Multi Asset Solutions
Peter van der Welle
Strategist Sustainable Multi Asset Solutions
Laurens Swinkels
Head of Quant Strategy
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Our experts discuss:
Why these three particular power plays are important and of most concern
The likely returns of equities, government bonds, credits, commodities and cash
The economic effects of the base case, including the likelihood of a recession
