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Theme update
Blog

Inflation, debt and rates: The trinity defining markets

We assess the current and potential future impact of inflation, debt and interest rates upon markets.

12 June 2024 Paul Brain
Blog

Market outlook: A case of déjà vu?

We analyse how potentially higher-for-longer inflation could influence markets over the coming months.

24 April 2024 Paul Brain
Path, Nature, Outdoors
Blog

What should multi-asset investors do now?

In a year of geopolitics and elections, there is little point getting caught up in short-term political uncertainty.

23 February 2024 Bhavin Shah
Video

Brainwaves 11: Is it time for an absolute-return revival?

Does the new market regime provide a backdrop that could help absolute-return strategies to prosper?

22 February 2024 Matt Goodburn, Paul Brain, Catherine Doyle
Road, City, Metropolis
Blog

Indonesian elections: Presiding over an emerging powerhouse

Against the backdrop of presidential and legislative elections, we assess the investment outlook for booming Indonesia.

15 February 2024 Newton fixed income team
Blog

China and the West: A tale of two inflations

We analyse how China’s economy is influencing inflation rates across the developed and emerging world.

09 February 2024 Newton fixed income team
Adult, Female, Person
Video

Are emerging-market equities set to bounce back?

Liliana Castillo Dearth explains why she believes there are better prospects ahead for emerging-market equities.

25 January 2024 Liliana Castillo Dearth
A mood of change
Blog

Absolute-return investing: A new golden age?

Why we believe a changed macroeconomic backdrop makes an absolute-return investment approach increasingly relevant.

19 January 2024 Paul Brain, Catherine Doyle
2021: better income outcomes?
Blog

Global equities outlook 2024

We reveal the themes and sectors that we believe will help us to unlock long-term growth in 2024.

15 January 2024 Louise Kernohan
Crowd, Person, Clothing
Audio

The state of the media

News flash! Is the future bright for the media business?

09 January 2024 Jack Encarnacao, Raphael J. Lewis
Appliance, Ceiling Fan, Device
Blog

A new spark for clean hydrogen?

Could the US Inflation Reduction Act provide the policy support needed to boost the viability of clean hydrogen?

04 January 2024 Brock Campbell, Amit Khandelwal
Person, Worker, Boat
Audio

Mining’s race to the bottom

In an ocean of competition for critical mineral supply, could deep sea mining companies float to the top?

27 December 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Audio

Investigative update: US labour relations - a shift in the power balance?

US labour relations: Is the balance of power between companies and their employees shifting?

11 December 2023 Matt Goodburn
Audio

China through an investment lens

To invest or not invest? We take a closer look at the latest realities of China’s economy.

07 December 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Nature, Outdoors, Weather
Blog

Fading fortunes: The slowdown of cross-border capital into China

We explore the investment implications of a decoupling between China and the West.

06 December 2023 Meghan Bruni, Elias Glenn
Architecture, Building, Cityscape
Blog

Macro-geopolitical 2024 outlook: Pivotal election year ahead

With several key trends set to reach an important climax in 2024, we consider the investment implications.

06 December 2023 Newton fixed income team
Audio

Women on the rise

How do women in the workplace have a positive impact on the balance sheet?

01 December 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Blog

Retake on Double Take: The insurance climate

As climate change reaches a boiling point, why are major insurers exiting disaster-prone regions?

27 November 2023 Jack Encarnacao, Raphael J. Lewis
Insights
Blog

Fixed-income outlook: Bonds beating cash

After two difficult years, we explain why we believe the prospects for bond investors are improving.

27 November 2023 Jon Day
Architecture, Building, House
Blog

Genetic sequencing: Decoding human biology

Could advancements in gene sequencing technology accelerate scientific breakthroughs and provide attractive investment opportunities for years to come?

17 November 2023 Edward Walter
Blog

Retake on Double Take: The skinny on weight loss drugs

New weight loss drugs melt away excess pounds, but could their effects spill beyond the health-care industry?

17 November 2023 Jack Encarnacao, Raphael J. Lewis
Audio

Nature and the city

Could vertical farming elevate our urban food supply, with more efficient production, less energy consumption and fewer pesticides?

03 November 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Cable, Power Lines, Architecture
Audio

The power of superconductivity

Could a breakthrough in superconducting material bring to light a new way to transport electricity?

17 October 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Blog

Retake on Double Take: Demography in the fourth turning

How can history help us anticipate social moods and events likely to occur during a ‘fourth turning’?

29 September 2023 Jack Encarnacao, Raphael J. Lewis
The Insurance Climate
Audio

The insurance climate

Are there storm clouds ahead for the insurance industry as climate change looms on the horizon?

28 September 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Food, Popcorn, Computer
Blog

Retake on Double Take: The future of television     

Is the era of content overload, with streamers trying to be all things to all people, winding down?

21 September 2023 Jack Encarnacao, Raphael J. Lewis
The Skinny on Weight Loss Drugs
Audio

The skinny on weight loss drugs

New weight loss drugs melt away excess pounds, but could their effects spill beyond the health-care industry?

15 September 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Blog

Retake on Double Take: Analogue in a digital world    

We explore the renewed interest in analogue goods and services in the post-pandemic world.

07 September 2023 Jack Encarnacao, Raphael J. Lewis
Demography in the Fourth Turning
Audio

Demography in the fourth turning

Are we embarking upon the final act of a 100-year historical cycle?

23 August 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Blog

Retake on Double Take: Reddit and the AI turf war    

We investigate as sites like Reddit seek to capitalise on AI-fuelled demand, causing upheaval among users and developers.

07 August 2023 Jack Encarnacao, Raphael J. Lewis
Artificial intelligence: How themes help shape our investment approach
Audio

Artificial intelligence: How themes help shape our investment approach

How we use our thematic research framework to help interpret the threats and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence.

04 August 2023 Matt Goodburn
The Future of Television
Audio

The future of television

Could the conventional ad-supported model of TV delivery make a comeback?

01 August 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Medical Technology: From Bust to Boom?
Blog

Medical technology: From bust to boom?

The industry appears ready for an upswing.

27 July 2023 Matthew Jenkin
Analog in a Digital World
Audio

Analogue in a digital world

Is there a place for classic analogue technology in our ever-evolving digitised world?

19 July 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Blog

Thematic research in a multi-asset context

What are the key structural trends currently helping to guide idea generation in our mixed-asset portfolios?

13 July 2023 Paul Flood
Retake on Double Take: A Merger Freeze?
Blog

Retake on Double Take: A merger freeze?   

We investigate the shifting rules and philosophies of antitrust regulation in the Western hemisphere.

06 July 2023 Jack Encarnacao, Raphael J. Lewis
Reddit and the AI Turf War
Audio

Reddit and the AI turf war

Sites like Reddit and Twitter seek to capitalise on AI-fuelled demand for their once-free platform data.

30 June 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Blog

Retake on Double Take: Could AI rock the music industry?   

We investigate how generative artificial intelligence (AI) could disrupt the music industry.

27 June 2023 Jack Encarnacao, Raphael J. Lewis
Accessories, Formal Wear, Tie
Audio

Is it finally time for small caps to shine?

Why small caps could be set for a period of relative outperformance versus their large-cap peers.

16 June 2023 Matt Goodburn
A Merger Freeze?
Audio

A merger freeze?

We navigate the growing thicket of antitrust regulation in the Western hemisphere.

15 June 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Blog

Retake on Double Take: Rare earths 

We investigate the geopolitical and economic implications of rare-earth elements.

13 June 2023 Jack Encarnacao, Raphael J. Lewis
Blog

From lab to table: Cultivated meat

We examine the potential benefits and challenges of the emerging cultivated-meat industry.

08 June 2023 Karen Miki Behr, Rebecca White, Meghan Bruni
City, Aircraft, Takeoff
Blog

Electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles

The next step in advanced air mobility is arriving soon.

06 June 2023 Jake Geller, Thomas Karthaus, Meghan Bruni
Mountain, Mountain Range, Nature
Blog

Big tech, bigger regulations?

How will looming big tech regulations change the way online platforms operate?

01 June 2023 Onkar Jagtap
Audio

Could AI rock the music industry?

We explore how the economic value of music has shifted over the years, and where it is heading.

01 June 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Road, Freeway, Tunnel
Blog

Operation Warp Speed for cell and gene technologies

How is the US Food and Drug Administration fast-tracking genetic medicines?

01 June 2023 Matthew Jenkin, Stefanie Rintoul
Synthetic Data: Fuel for the AI World
Blog

Synthetic data: Fuel for the AI world

Augmenting real data opens up a world of possibilities.

25 May 2023 Newton secular research team, Newton private markets team, Newton responsible investment team
Land, Nature, Outdoors
Blog

Ethical dilemmas of artificial intelligence

Some potential risks can be managed, but difficult questions remain.

23 May 2023 Onkar Jagtap
Can Sustainable Fashion Become En Vogue?
Blog

Can sustainable fashion become en vogue?

The industry takes on the challenge.

22 May 2023 Rebecca White, Meghan Bruni
A Conversation with ChatGPT
Audio

A conversation with ChatGPT

Can artificial intelligence prove superior to human intelligence in any key aspects of investing?

22 May 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Levelling the playing field: Investing with a gender lens
Blog

Levelling the playing field: Investing with a gender lens

We examine the value of taking a gender-lens approach to economic and investment decision-making.

16 May 2023 Julianne McHugh, Karen Miki Behr
Retake on Double Take: Investing in generative AI and shrinking machine learning
Blog

Retake on Double Take: Investing in generative AI and shrinking machine learning

We investigate the latest wave of generative artificial intelligence (AI) and its implications for investors.

16 May 2023 Jack Encarnacao, Raphael J. Lewis
Rare Earths: The Geopolitical State of Play
Audio

Rare earths: the geopolitical state of play

Could the US establish a foothold in rare-earth mining to create a domestic supply for electric-vehicle manufacturing?

25 April 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Audio

Plumbing the depths for rare earths

What does the future hold for sourcing the rare earths required to promote electrification across the global economy?

19 April 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
How is deglobalisation reshaping the investment landscape?
Audio

How is deglobalisation reshaping the investment landscape?

Why deglobalisation will be a key theme for investors to watch over the next decade.

17 April 2023 Matt Goodburn
Shipping Container, Cargo Container
Blog

Retake on Double Take: Forced labour, supply strain

We investigate how a US forced-labour law targeting China is affecting US supply chains.

06 April 2023 Jack Encarnacao, Raphael J. Lewis
Shrinking Machine Learning
Audio

Shrinking machine learning

What are potential use cases for 'edge' generative artificial intelligence (AI) and language models?

31 March 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Blog

The future of agriculture: Avoiding the Malthusian trap

We imagine the farm of the future and the dining table of tomorrow.

30 March 2023
Investing in Generative AI
Audio

Investing in generative AI

Could future artificial intelligence chatbots produce content and generate solutions with less training data?

22 March 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Megacities medium
Blog

SVB: Breaking the system?

Could we see further financial casualties this year?

20 March 2023 Paul Brain
Forced Labor, Supply Strain
Audio

Forced labour, supply strain

How is a US forced labour law aimed at China causing a logjam of goods in US ports?

27 February 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
City, Metropolis, Urban
Blog

Considering the physical risks resulting from climate change

We work with companies to better understand their exposure to physical risks.

21 February 2023 Newton responsible investment team
The Environmental Effects of Digitalization
Blog

The environmental effects of digitalisation

We examine the environmental implications of the ever-expanding digital world.

17 February 2023 Onkar Jagtap, Robert C Zeuthen
Conference Notes: Technology Takeaways from CES
Blog

Conference notes: technology takeaways from CES                                               

We provide our thoughts on the latest Consumer Electronics Show conference.

17 February 2023 Shivam Kollur
The Geopolitics of Agriculture and Food
Blog

The food industry: what’s on the menu for 2023?

How a focus on innovation and technology could help drive food sector returns in 2023.

14 February 2023 Karen Miki Behr
Artificial Intelligence: The Third Epoch of Technology
Blog

Artificial intelligence: the third epoch of technology

The release of new generative platforms underscores the disruptive potential of artificial intelligence.

13 February 2023 Newton secular research team
Blog

Retake on Double Take: Climate adaptation

We investigate how investing in climate adaptation could help protect our planet’s future.

07 February 2023 Jack Encarnacao, Raphael J. Lewis
Defining our approach to thematic investing
Audio

Defining our approach to thematic investing

Listen to why and how Newton uses micro and macro themes as part of its investment research.

26 January 2023 Matt Goodburn
Adapting to Climate Change
Audio

Adapting to climate change

Why should we be concerned about investing in climate crisis adaption today?

25 January 2023 Raphael J. Lewis, Jack Encarnacao
Blog

ADAS, on the road to autonomy

We explore potentially life-saving advanced driver assistance system technology.

17 January 2023 Robert C Zeuthen, Frank J Goguen, George Saffaye
Multi-asset outlook: Will 2023 be the year of opportunity?
Blog

Multi-asset outlook: Will 2023 be the year of opportunity?

We discuss the uncertain outlook facing the global economy and financial markets.

13 December 2022 Simon Nichols
Better income outcomes
Blog

Global equity income: Better income outcomes in 2023?

We discuss the outlook for equity income investing.

28 November 2022 Jon Bell, Zoe Kan
Bank of England
Blog

Second time lucky?

Assessing the UK’s monetary and fiscal predicament.

31 October 2022 Howard Cunningham
The power of divergence
Blog

The power of divergence

We analyse how diverging economies can create opportunities for bond investors with a global mindset.

01 September 2022 Paul Brain
Graphics, Art, Crystal
Blog

The next wave of digital transformation

The decade-old theme still points to long-term growth opportunities in differentiated areas including enterprise businesses and international markets.

22 August 2022 Robert C Zeuthen, Maria Toneva
Evolution not revolution: how our macro themes evolve
Blog

Evolution not revolution: how our macro themes evolve

How our macro-focused investment themes have evolved to deal with a changing geopolitical and economic backdrop.

04 August 2022 Paul Brain
Vertical farming: a growing opportunity
Blog

Vertical farming: a growing opportunity

We share our key learnings from a recent visit to a vertical farm.

21 July 2022 Philip Shucksmith
The end of globalisation as we know it
Blog

The end of globalisation as we know it

Why deglobalisation and supply shortages are leading to greater government intervention.

29 June 2022 Simon Nichols
Real Return outlook
Blog

Positioning for a new market regime

With financial markets remaining turbulent, which sectors and asset classes present opportunities for an unconstrained multi-asset strategy?

21 June 2022 Catherine Doyle
Insights
Blog

Time for taper tantrum II?

We assess the mood in bond markets as central banks once again start to focus on tapering quantitative-easing…

17 September 2021 Paul Brain
UK equities: time to keep a cool head
Blog

UK equities: time to keep a cool head

With a good degree of recovery priced in, we discuss the outlook for UK equities.

06 May 2021 Louise Kernohan
UK equities: why bond yields matter
Blog

UK equities: why bond yields matter

We assess the impact of rising bond yields on the UK equity market.

23 March 2021 Louise Kernohan
Vegetation, Plant, Rainforest
Blog

UK equities: a rocky road to recovery?

We discuss the outlook for UK equities.

08 February 2021 Louise Kernohan
State of play
Blog

State of play

As policy intervention ratchets up to new levels in response to Covid-19, what are the implications for investors?

18 January 2021 Matthew Brown
Rug, Home Decor, Art
Blog

UK equities: deal or no deal

We discuss the outlook for UK equities.

10 December 2020 Louise Kernohan
2021: better income outcomes?
Blog

2021: better income outcomes?

Investors should be mindful of structural challenges posed to income generation as a result of rapid thematic change.

08 December 2020 Jon Bell
Blog

Beyond Covid-19: The ‘U-bend’ recovery

Why we believe the post-pandemic economy will take some time to get back to pre-crisis levels.

20 August 2020 Paul Brain
Blog

Looking through the pandemic: The shape of the recovery

We assess some potential consequences of the pandemic, and how they may play out in the global economy.

11 May 2020 Paul Brain, Howard Cunningham
Blog

How Covid-19 could transform the future of health care

We examine the longer-term impact of the virus on the health-care sector.

07 April 2020 Newton global research team
Blog

Covid-19: Health care for the greater good

We analyse how the global health-care sector is faring in the face of the global pandemic.

01 April 2020 Newton global research team
UK high street down but not out
Blog

The high street – down but not out

Our ‘consumer power’ theme helps us navigate the disruptive forces facing retailers.

03 January 2020 Newton global research team
Aeging doesn't have to get old
Blog

Ageing doesn’t have to get old

Disruptive innovation in health care could help us age more healthily

03 December 2019 Newton global research team
Blog

Megacities – where themes collide

Our dynamic thematic framework helps identify structural growth opportunities created by rapid urbanisation.

21 November 2019 Newton global research team
Get well sooner
Blog

Get well sooner

Spending money on health and wellness is gaining popularity. What opportunities does this present?

26 July 2019 Newton global research team
Blog

Flights not Ferraris

How is the millennial trend of spending on experiences, rather than things, affecting investors and industries?

10 July 2019 Newton global research team
Blog

Party like it’s Norway (or not)

The global liquidity party remains very much in evidence, despite the Norwegian central bank’s latest rate hike.

21 June 2019 Jon Day
Blog

Population prospects

Major demographic shifts will have pronounced implications for economies and investors.

12 June 2019 Newton global research team
Blog

Trade trouble

As tariffs are hiked again, where does the US-China trade war go from here?

29 May 2019 Trevor Holder
Blog

The rise and rise of ‘MMT’ economics

Modern Monetary Theory is gaining traction among policymakers, but what are the possible consequences for investors and markets?

28 May 2019 Brendan Mulhern
Blog

Prop-ping up a powerhouse

How the property market continues to dominate the cyclical ups and downs of China’s economy.

15 April 2019 Brendan Mulhern
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