November 28, 2024
Financial markets were mixed in October, as rising bond yields hit rate-sensitive assets while a weaker Australian dollar boosted global equities. Investors brace for inflation risks and trade impacts under a Trump presidency.
This month, Infinity Capital Solutions’ Chief Investment Officer, Piers Bolger discusses the mixed results financial markets delivered in October. Rising bond yields negatively affected interest rate-sensitive investments, while a weaker Australian dollar boosted unhedged global equities. Investors adjusted expectations for U.S. policies, anticipating inflationary pressures under a Trump presidency. A strong U.S. dollar and potential tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico could impact global growth and investment portfolios. Watch the video to learn more.
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