352 documents from 114 firms
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Chart bookCovers 4Q 2026
By Dr. David Kelly, Global Market Insights Strategy team
Seventy-one pages of charts on the economy, equities, fixed income, international markets and alternatives, with data as of 30 September 2026.
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Economic outlook
Growth eased in the first half but held up better than expected: oil stocks, supply from outside the Gulf and government support contained the Middle East shock, and AI investment kept output and trade going. 2.9% projected for 2026, 3.0% for 2027.
OutlookCovers 4Q 2026
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By Howard Marks
With the 30-year Treasury yield above 5.3%, Marks argues that buying back long bonds to hold yields down treats the symptom: the cause is deficits from spending above revenue, and that needs a change in behaviour, not an intervention in the market.
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By Karen Karniol-Tambour, Jeremy Ng, Daniel Hochman
Carbon prices in the EU and China now cover about 30% of global emissions, and the EU’s border adjustment is spreading them to its trading partners — a growing, measurable cost that is sorting energy-intensive industries into winners and losers.
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OutlookCovers Q4 2026
Government bond yields have broken higher as sovereign borrowing competes with AI-led private financing; the institute stays selective — the bottlenecks in the AI build-out, shorter-dated bonds, and infrastructure.
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Economic outlook
Activity rose modestly since early July, with ten of twelve districts growing; manufacturing picked up on defence and data-centre orders, hiring barely moved, and input prices ran hot on energy, transport and metals.
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Fund letterCovers H1 2026
The chairman’s statement and the manager’s portfolio update: NAV down 12.6% in the first half against a 10.2% rise in the S&P 500, the discount to NAV widened to 34%, and new positions in payments, streaming, market data and exchanges.
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Fund letterCovers 2Q 2026
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By Greg Jensen, Nir Bar Dea, Danny DeBois, Alexa Rozario
The case for acting on AI now — a tax on machine output, broad public ownership of the leading AI companies, and enforced safety rules — on the view that without them AI ends in mass displacement of labour or an accident that halts it.
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By Lucas White
Demand for electricity is surging on AI data centres, electrification and growth; the piece maps the investment that follows across generation, grids, storage and the commodities they consume.
Fund letterCovers 2Q 2026
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Economic outlook
Global growth of 3.0% in 2026 and 3.4% in 2027, little changed since April but uneven: the war weighs on energy importers while AI demand lifts the economies in the technology supply chain.
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OutlookCovers H2 2026
Fund letterCovers H1 2026
By Terry Smith
A first half in which the fund fell 2.9% while the MSCI World rose 11.2%, turnover of 51%, and a change of method: more weight on momentum, and far less willingness to buy good companies after a setback.
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Fund letterCovers 2Q 2026
By C.T. Fitzpatrick
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Fund letterCovers 2Q 2026
By Bill Nygren
The Oakmark Fund was flat for the year at midyear and behind the index, because it owns little of the richly valued technology driving the market; the case for holding to the value discipline anyway.
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Outlook
By Richard Clarida, Andrew Balls, Daniel J. Ivascyn
PIMCO’s longer-range view: geopolitical fragmentation and heavy AI investment are reshaping the world economy, and bond yields are now high enough to compete with equities without reaching for risk.
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OutlookCovers H2 2026
By Liz Ann Sonders, Kevin Gordon
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Economic outlook
The full spring forecast round, built around the risk that war in the Middle East disrupts both growth and the fall in inflation.
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Commentary
By Howard Marks
Sub-investment-grade lending from its start in the 1970s to the post-crisis rise of direct lending: why it grew so fast, the problems that fast deployment created, and how its fate is tied to private equity’s.
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Chart book
By Torsten Slok
Apollo’s chief economist’s chart book on the economy, rates and public and private markets, opening on the effect of the conflict with Iran.
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Outlook
By Tiffany Wilding, Andrew Balls
Conflict in the Middle East unsettles energy and the balance of growth and inflation while stress surfaces in private credit; the advice is liquid, high-quality bonds over illiquid alternatives, in portfolios built for several outcomes.
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Fund letterCovers 2025
By Greg Abel
Greg Abel’s first annual letter as chief executive: the culture and stewardship he means to keep after Warren Buffett, the year in the operating and insurance businesses, and the succession of the chief financial officer.
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By Howard Marks
What sets AI apart from earlier technologies — its power, speed and autonomy — and its limits; Marks is sure it is no fad, and treats that as a separate question from whether AI assets are sensibly priced.
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Fund letterCovers 2025
By Christopher Bloomstran
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Fund letterCovers 4Q 2025
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Fund letterCovers 2025
By Terry Smith