Here's what to buy — and where — as falling earnings and a looming recession take their toll on US stocks, according to $1.1 trillion asset manager Nuveen
Malik detailed the positioning she recommends in stocks, bonds, and private credit.Nuveen, the asset management unit of financial planner TIAA, believes that even as a recession approaches, some of the market's recent losers are almost ready for a comeback.
Software companies benefit from their steady revenue sources and flexible business models. Malik also wrote that globally orientedemerging markets economies"Consumer exposure favors countries and regions like China, where we see positive catalysts in the form of government stimulus, pent-up demand from Covid lockdowns and strong employment markets," she wrote."We also see good relative value in Mexico, Brazil and Indonesia.
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