Asset Allocation
This service provides detailed analysis of the relative prospects for four major asset classes: equities, bonds, commodities and commercial property. It includes projected returns for 19 major indices over different time horizons in both local and common currency. These projected returns are based on our economic and market forecasts and draw heavily on our analysis of historical patterns and fundamental value.
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- Bold, independent views which frequently challenge conventional wisdom.
- Concise and detailed analysis of the major asset classes.
- Projected returns in local and common currency over different time horizons.
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Featured Economists
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John Higgins
Chief Markets Economist
John Higgins is Capital Economics’ Chief Markets Economist, with overall responsibility for our Capital Daily, Global Markets, Asset Allocation and FX Markets services. Prior to joining the company in 2008, he worked at Stone & McCarthy Research Associates, where he was Senior Economist covering the euro area, and before that at Nomura International plc in London, where he was Head of Economic and Credit Research within the fixed income division. John is a graduate of the University of Exeter.
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James Reilly
Markets Economist
James is an Economist on our Markets desk, contributing primarily to the Asset Allocation and Capital Daily services. He joined Capital Economics in 2021, having previously worked within the multi-asset division of Schroders. James holds a degree in Economics from the University of Bath.