Economic Update Seminar
26
Jan
Jan
Janet Mui, CFA is Head of Market Analysis at RBC Brewin Dolphin and a voting member of the Asset Allocation Committee. She is part of the investment solutions team which generates central investment guidance and manages a range of risk-rated portfolios. Janet has a stellar global media profile and strong broadcast experience. She appears regularly on the BBC News, Sky News, CNBC and Bloomberg to share the firm's market views. Janet has been recognised by the BBC news as an expert on China since 2018 and is often invited to comment on breaking macro news in the region. She was named LinkedIn Top Voices in Finance (global) 2022 and Top Voices in Finance (UK) 2023, an invitation-only group of experts across LinkedIn. She was awarded "Best Industry Commentator" at the City of London Wealth Management Awards 2021.
This economic update will concentrate on hoping for the best but preparing for the worst...
2023 marked the year in which interest rates peaked as inflation slowed big-time. Investors now turn their attention to the timing and extent of rate cuts in 2024. Major central banks are expected to cut interest rates together, while regional economic growth may diverge. A soft landing in the US economy seems the most likely outcome for now, though there are still plenty of risks to watch out for. Meanwhile, government indebtedness places constraints on fiscal policy which will be a hot topic in a year full of elections. We will dissect what these important macro topics mean for the markets (and your money!) and how our investment strategy is positioned for 2024.
A breakfast buffet is included, and the update will start at 8:30am and last for approximately 1 hour. Afterwards you are welcome to stay and network over coffee until 10am.
To register, please sign up here or email marketing@hwb-accountants.com
This economic update will concentrate on hoping for the best but preparing for the worst...
2023 marked the year in which interest rates peaked as inflation slowed big-time. Investors now turn their attention to the timing and extent of rate cuts in 2024. Major central banks are expected to cut interest rates together, while regional economic growth may diverge. A soft landing in the US economy seems the most likely outcome for now, though there are still plenty of risks to watch out for. Meanwhile, government indebtedness places constraints on fiscal policy which will be a hot topic in a year full of elections. We will dissect what these important macro topics mean for the markets (and your money!) and how our investment strategy is positioned for 2024.
A breakfast buffet is included, and the update will start at 8:30am and last for approximately 1 hour. Afterwards you are welcome to stay and network over coffee until 10am.
To register, please sign up here or email marketing@hwb-accountants.com