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Markets and economics

Micro chips
Private Markets

Digital infrastructure: The chips are up

As AI continues to hike demand for digital infrastructure, new chip efficiencies may have significant implications for revenues and investors.
Dr. James Tyrrell
By  Dr. James Tyrrell
22 Oct 2026
4 min read
L&G Talks
Markets and economics

Podcast: Are French bond spreads a warning sign for Europe?

Concerns over the country's fiscal outlook, rising debt burden and increasingly fragmented political landscape have prompted markets to demand a higher premium for holding French...
L&G’s Asset Management business
By  L&G’s Asset Management business
21 Oct 2026
1 min read
Mind the gap
Markets and economics

Trump's tariffs: Mind the trade gap

Tariffs have transformed the geography of US trade, but the headline improvement in the deficit is less impressive than it appears.
Tim Drayson
By  Tim Drayson
20 Oct 2026
5 min read
Building from underneath
Fixed income

Growth signals beneath the surface

While oil prices and government bond yields have dominated market attention, resilient economic growth, China’s policy response and the AI investment boom may offer more...
Colin Reedie
By  Colin Reedie
20 Oct 2026
3 min read
Crosscurrents water
Markets and economics

Q4 2026 Asset Allocation outlook: Navigating crosscurrents

Markets are being pulled between two powerful forces: the promise of an AI-driven productivity surge and the reality of an energy supply shock. We examine...
Christopher Jeffery
By  Christopher Jeffery
19 Oct 2026
3 min read
data centres
Fixed income

Navigating the AI financing cycle: When does capex become self-funding?

As hyperscalers invest heavily in infrastructure, debt markets are helping bridge the gap between today's spending and tomorrow's cash flows.
John Daly
By  John Daly
16 Oct 2026
4 min read
TwoMarkets main2
Markets and economics

A tale of two markets

What should investors make of an environment in which long-term government bond yields are at their highest in a generation, yet stocks keep climbing?
Mo Mahmoud
By  Mo Mahmoud
14 Oct 2026
5 min read
French flag
Fixed income

France’s fiscal problem: chronic or acute? The debate driving European rates

As France's fiscal challenges deepen, investors face a crucial question: is this a lingering vulnerability or the start of a broader Eurozone stress event?
Simon BellRadha Mathur
By  Simon Bell & Radha Mathur
14 Oct 2026
4 min read
tape measure
Private Markets

Short-term alternative finance in a more volatile rate environment: Benefitting from complexity

Against a somewhat turbulent macro picture, this blog lays out how short-term alternative finance, a collection of private short-dated asset-backed finance (ABF) such as capital...
Kyle McGibbonMatthew Taylor
By  Kyle McGibbon & Matthew Taylor
09 Oct 2026
4 min read
A field of wheat
Private Markets

“Build it and they will come”: The private credit field of dreams

In this blog, we look at how private markets don’t just provide capital to various sectors but also hold the potential to create financing systems.
Stuart Hitchcock PhD MBA
By  Stuart Hitchcock PhD MBA
01 Oct 2026
5 min read

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