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Strategist's Corner
Market observations and investment outlook by MFS' Global Investment Strategist Rob Almeida
Strategist's Corner | ReadMarch 6, 2025A Simple Way to Think About Tariffs
Given the complexity of supply chains, gauging the impact of tariffs will be difficult. Focusing on understanding which businesses will be able to absorb the levies and which will not, might be a better course of action. Is the current environment causing a paradigm shift to the value of discretionary portfolios with fundamental underpinnings?
Strategist's Corner | ReadMarch 5, 2025Why Non-US Equities May Regain Market Leadership
In this edition of the Strategist Corner, Rob Almeida, MFS Global Investment Strategist, discusses if investors are emphasizing technicals at the cost of fundamentals.
Strategist's Corner | ReadJanuary 30, 2025A New Capital Cycle Is Driving US Exceptionalism
Economic forecasting is challenging, but understanding the capital cycle can help. Led by investment in AI, the US has embarked on a new capital cycle. The result is a shifting landscape of likely industry winners and losers.
Strategist's Corner | ReadDecember 12, 2024Why Active Management in 2025 and Beyond
Investors of all stripes seek massive profit growth, leading to index concentration. Big profits lead to increased competition, eventually eroding returns. Distinguishing at-risk profit pools from durable ones is key for active investors.
Strategist's Corner | ReadNovember 21, 2024Markets Embrace Prospect of Smaller Government
Investors welcome deregulation under Trump 2.0. The US government played a dominant role in financial markets under the last three administrations. How might stocks fare with a smaller government?
Strategist's Corner | READSeptember 24, 2024To Find the Bust, You Need to Find the Boom
Capital cycles are imperfect, showing a tendency for booms and busts. Over the past year, investors have focused on the economy and interest rates when assessing risk. That emphasis may be misplaced because that wasn’t where the boom was.
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Market Insights
Market Insights
Market Pulse | ReadFebruary 5, 2025Global Market Pulse (USD)
Leveraging expertise from the MFS Market Insights team to provide timely perspectives on economic and market dynamics that are top of mind for clients.
Market Insight | ReadJanuary 1, 20252025 - Six Key Themes
Forward-looking snapshot of what we believe will be relevant and may influence the markets and economy.
Market Insight | ReadNovember 6, 2024Trump, GOP Appear Headed for Sweep
MFS discusses the outcome of the US election and its likely market impacts.
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Long Term Capital Markets Expectations
Long Term Capital Markets Expectations
LTCME | ReadMarch 6, 20252025 Expectations: A New Mindset for Portfolio Design
Summary of the questions and answers from the February 2025 Long-Term Capital Market Expectations webcast.
LTCME | ReadJanuary 30, 2025MFS Long-Term Capital Market Expectations - Japan Edition
Japan regional edition of our Long-Term Captial Market Expectations. These proprietary expectations represent a forward look of risk and return across asset classes and regions in Japanese Yen terms.
LTCME | ReadJanuary 20, 2025MFS Long Term Capital Market Expectations: January 2025
The January 2025 edition of MFS' Long-Term Capital Market Expectations includes proprietary expectations that look at return and risk across a variety of asset classes and regions. This version details our view of current economic and capital market conditions.
- English
- Institutions & Consultants
- Insights
- Market Insights
Strategist's Corner
Market observations and investment outlook by MFS' Global Investment Strategist Rob Almeida
A Simple Way to Think About Tariffs
Given the complexity of supply chains, gauging the impact of tariffs will be difficult. Focusing on understanding which businesses will be able to absorb the levies and which will not, might be a better course of action. Is the current environment causing a paradigm shift to the value of discretionary portfolios with fundamental underpinnings?
Why Non-US Equities May Regain Market Leadership
In this edition of the Strategist Corner, Rob Almeida, MFS Global Investment Strategist, discusses if investors are emphasizing technicals at the cost of fundamentals.
A New Capital Cycle Is Driving US Exceptionalism
Economic forecasting is challenging, but understanding the capital cycle can help. Led by investment in AI, the US has embarked on a new capital cycle. The result is a shifting landscape of likely industry winners and losers.
Why Active Management in 2025 and Beyond
Investors of all stripes seek massive profit growth, leading to index concentration. Big profits lead to increased competition, eventually eroding returns. Distinguishing at-risk profit pools from durable ones is key for active investors.
Markets Embrace Prospect of Smaller Government
Investors welcome deregulation under Trump 2.0. The US government played a dominant role in financial markets under the last three administrations. How might stocks fare with a smaller government?
To Find the Bust, You Need to Find the Boom
Capital cycles are imperfect, showing a tendency for booms and busts. Over the past year, investors have focused on the economy and interest rates when assessing risk. That emphasis may be misplaced because that wasn’t where the boom was.
Market Insights
Global Market Pulse (USD)
Leveraging expertise from the MFS Market Insights team to provide timely perspectives on economic and market dynamics that are top of mind for clients.
2025 - Six Key Themes
Forward-looking snapshot of what we believe will be relevant and may influence the markets and economy.
Trump, GOP Appear Headed for Sweep
MFS discusses the outcome of the US election and its likely market impacts.
Long Term Capital Markets Expectations
2025 Expectations: A New Mindset for Portfolio Design
Summary of the questions and answers from the February 2025 Long-Term Capital Market Expectations webcast.
MFS Long-Term Capital Market Expectations - Japan Edition
Japan regional edition of our Long-Term Captial Market Expectations. These proprietary expectations represent a forward look of risk and return across asset classes and regions in Japanese Yen terms.
MFS Long Term Capital Market Expectations: January 2025
The January 2025 edition of MFS' Long-Term Capital Market Expectations includes proprietary expectations that look at return and risk across a variety of asset classes and regions. This version details our view of current economic and capital market conditions.