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Global policy shift unlocks big opportunity for emerging markets

A change in global monetary conditions is reshaping the investment outlook for emerging markets, Sebastian Mullins, head of multi-asset at Schroders Australia says. Mullins says the end of an extended

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05 Feb 2026

Markets enter new era of volatility and opportunity in 2026

Investors are facing a fundamentally different market environment in 2026, with structurally higher volatility, greater government intervention and a need for more selective asset allocation, according to investment experts at

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02 Feb 2026

Tailwinds and turbulence: Schroders 2026 market outlook highlights opportunities amid rising volatility

As global economies chart a course through a new era of government-driven growth, investors must prepare for a landscape defined by both significant opportunity and rising volatility in 2026. A

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01 Dec 2025

Volatility fatigue: Schroders 2025 mid-year investment outlook

As global markets reach the midpoint of 2025, a complex and uncertain macroeconomic landscape is fuelling volatility fatigue, according to Schroders, in a new outlook released last week. The outlook

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21 Jul 2025

Crash landing?

Growth expectations have significantly declined as the market adjusts to the implications of a potential ‘full-blown Trump’ presidency. Are there idiosyncratic factors at play, or is this the start of

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11 Mar 2025

US shares could rally on Trump administration, bonds to provide income

For investors seeking stability and income, the expected moderation in inflation could create opportunities for fixed income investments, while US equities are likely to perform well under a Trump administration

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25 Nov 2024

Schroders Australia combines Australian Multi-Asset and Fixed Income teams, makes team leadership changes

Schroders Australia (SIMAL) has announced a structural change to its Australian Fixed Income and Australian Multi-Asset teams. They will come together as a combined investment capability under a single point

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30 May 2024

Equity markets: red hot or red herring?

Global and Australian economies and markets are holding up better than was expected just four months ago, according to the Schroders Australia investment team, but that doesn’t mean the good

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08 Mar 2024

Dynamic asset allocation a key to attractive returns

Traditional asset allocation may not suit the new world of higher interest rates and higher inflation and a more dynamic approach to portfolio construction will be required to generate attractive

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08 Nov 2023

Schroders Australia announces leadership changes

Schroders Australia (SIMAL) has appointed Simon Doyle as chief executive officer, alongside his ongoing role of chief investment officer, a position he has held since February 2022. This is part of

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20 Jun 2023

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