Mega-cap IPOs will test the return to public markets

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The initial public offering (IPO) window is reopening in the US, but the more important story is the scale of the private companies preparing to enter public markets. SpaceX could

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Optimism at the edges: the future of monetary policy across the globe

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Franklin Templeton Fixed Income economists weigh in on the future of monetary policy across the globe The findings are listed below covering the US, Europe, Japan economic outlook and outlook

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Franklin Templeton eyes the next five years of energy opportunity

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As AI transforms industries, its massive energy appetite is straining existing infrastructure. Innovative solutions are needed to meet growing demands, driving investments in new energy sources and intelligent grid systems

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“Colossal Tech” spending and the multiplier effect altering nations and economies

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The capital spending of major tech companies, dubbed “Colossal Tech,” is unprecedented and growing, potentially altering the course of nations and becoming a crucial factor in forecasting the US economy,

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Franklin Templeton appoints Rebecca Morgan as Sales Director

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Franklin Templeton has appointed Rebecca Morgan to the position of Sales Director responsible for key intermediary relationships and driving sales growth predominantly across Victoria. “We are thrilled to have a

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Franklin Templeton reveals the data that will signal the future path of Fed interest rate cuts

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At the recent US Federal Reserve’s (Fed’s) 2024 Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium, Fed Chair Jerome Powell stated that the US labor market is no longer overheated. Powell also noted

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Franklin Templeton assesses medium-term outlook for growth, earnings, interest rates and valuations

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Stephen Dover, Head of Franklin Templeton Institute, believes that it makes sense to step back from current conditions and assess the medium-term outlook for growth, earnings, interest rates and valuations,

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Where in the world should investors look for earnings?

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Stock prices move in concert with earnings over time. For the past decade and a half, the MSCI USA Index has produced the strongest earnings growth on the planet. From

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Consider this: “It’s all too much”—UK snap elections

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There is a feeling of cautious optimism in the United Kingdom ahead of the election in July, says Franklin Templeton Institute Investment Strategist Kim Catechis. The Beatles’ George Harrison wrote

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Franklin Templeton’s second-half outlooks for equities and fixed income investments 

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Franklin Templeton’s specialist investment managers provide their outlooks on Central Banks, the global economy and key asset classes for the second half of 2024. They include insights from the following

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