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The Russia-Ukraine crisis: What investors are asking about oil, recession risks, and more


Global Market Strategist, Invesco Ltd.
March 8, 2022
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Investors have questions about the market impact of the crisis in Ukraine. This week, Kristina Hooper and team address recent concerns about energy prices, currencies, and more.

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Investing in quality: Our views on how to earn income and dampen volatility


Senior Portfolio Manager, Invesco Fixed Income
March 4, 2022
Subject | Fixed Income

Matt Brill highlights challenges and opportunities in U.S. and global fixed income markets in 2022. Among the trends he sees is the potential for major upgrades out of high yield and into investment grade.

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Relative value In Canadian equities can still be found after a robust 2021


Vice President and Portfolio Manager, Invesco Canada Equity team
March 4, 2022
Subject | Economics

After strong performance in 2021, Brian Tidd, Lead Portfolio Manager with the Invesco Canadian Equity Income team, says he’s still finding relative value in Canadian equities in 2022. 

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Our positive view of emerging markets debt remains on track


Team Leader and Senior Portfolio Manager
March 3, 2022
Subject | Fixed Income | Markets & Economy

The Russian invasion and resulting sanctions roiled markets, but Invesco Fixed Income’s Global Debt team still believes international fixed income can outperform over the next 2-3 years, led by emerging markets.

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Bank of Canada: We have liftoff


Sr. Investment Strategist Invesco Thought Leadership
March 2, 2022
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In response to hot inflation and high commodity prices, the Bank of Canada decided to raise its key rate by 25 basis points today – the first increase since 2018. Talley Léger shares the market reaction, potential risks, and why it’s important to investors.

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