Outlook 2024: Actionable ideas for a world in transition

Outlook 2024: Actionable ideas for a world in transition

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Gregory A. Gizzi

  • Managing Director, Head of US Fixed income and Head of Municipal Bonds, Senior Portfolio Manager
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Bradley Klapmeyer

  • Managing Director, Senior Portfolio Manager
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As we look ahead in 2024, the macroeconomic backdrop remains volatile and challenging. Inflation is still above central bank targets, developed-world gross domestic product (GDP) growth is slowing, recession risks are high, and geopolitical risk is on the rise.

However, volatility creates opportunities for investors.

Watch the replay of this webinar in which Macquarie Asset Management’s investment experts help answer some of the biggest questions on investors' minds in the new year, including:

  • How will economic growth and inflation evolve in the year ahead?
  • Where are the biggest opportunities in both fixed income and equity markets?
  • What can investors expect in 2024 and beyond?

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