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#1 archived pick
Neuberger Berman
Apr 27, 2026
25 sec read
Japan stands out as one of the markets most exposed to the conflict because of its reliance on energy imports.
Even so, near-term resilience appears strong, supported by stable market structure and a capacity to absorb shocks better than many peers.
#2 archived pick
Federated Hermes
Apr 24, 2026
25 sec read
The US residential solar market has weakened sharply, moving from years of growth into a clear contraction as installations fall and policy support fades.
For investors, the biggest concern is not just lower demand, but the strain this puts on solar ABS...
#3 archived pick
Franklin Templeton
Apr 23, 2026
29 sec read
The US-Iran conflict has raised near-term market volatility, but the larger investment story is the way it reinforces deglobalization and a rising productivity cycle.
Energy disruption and supply-chain fragility are likely to keep inflation pressures elevated, while stronger US productivity and the...
#4 archived pick
Capital Group
Apr 23, 2026
28 sec read
Despite today’s geopolitical turmoil, the outlook for global equities remains cautiously constructive, especially if conflict eases and oil prices retreat.
That backdrop could support lower rates and steadier economic growth, while market volatility may create attractive entry points for patient investors.
#5 archived pick
Morgan Stanley
Apr 23, 2026
27 sec read
International equities may offer a compelling way to broaden portfolios beyond the crowded U.S. market, where a small number of large stocks have driven much of recent performance.
With the U.S. representing a modest share of global GDP but an outsized share...