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What will drive markets in 2025? Bound to be another volatile year, Chhad Aul, Chief Investment Officer and Head of Multi-Asset Solutions at SLGI Asset Management Inc., talks about his top investment themes.
Tactical asset allocation continues to provide strong diversification benefits. Find out what asset classes Chhad Aul, Chief Investment Officer and Head of Multi-Asset Solutions at SLGI Asset Management Inc., is optimistic about in 2025, against a backdrop of current economic and political events.
Chhad Aul, Chief Investment Officer and Head of Multi-Asset Solutions, SLGI Asset Management Inc, calls out five top investment themes likely to shape 2025.
The S&P 500 climbed over 60% for the two-year period between 2023 and 2024, the best in a quarter century. But it turned volatile in early 2025. While markets have concerns over the future of interest rate cuts from the Fed, we are tactically bullish on equities as earnings growth broadens amid a resilient U.S. economy.
Against a backdrop of central bank rate cuts and a U.S. election, the markets have held up relatively well. Find out how Chhad Aul, Chief Investment Officer and Head of Multi-Asset Solutions, SLGI Asset Management Inc. has positioned Granite Target Risk Funds and his outlook for the next phase of this cycle.
Tactical asset allocation has been a solid contributor this quarter. Find out how Chhad Aul, Chief Investment Officer and Head of Multi-Asset Solutions, SLGI Asset Management Inc. has positioned Granite TDFs this quarter, as he discusses the recent enhancements and how diversification is back in play.
History shows that markets do favour a divided U.S. government as a way to moderate any extreme policy tilts or spending plans.
We think the chances of a U.S. soft landing - a scenario of bringing down inflation to around 2% without widespread job losses - has improved. Our tactical position favours a slight overweight to equities and commodities as the U.S. economy slowly sheds the weight of high levels of real interest rates.