Diversified multi-asset portfolios look set for attractive returns in 2026. The US continues to benefit from a balanced ‘Goldilocks’ economy with government stimulus bolstering growth. Fiscal expansion also beckons for the eurozone and Japan, creating an overall favourable setting for risky assets.
Watch our video with Laurent Clavel, Global Head of AXA IM Multi Asset, part of BNP Paribas Asset Management, as he discusses how multi-asset portfolios are positioned across asset classes.
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