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The AI robotic revolution

How is AI transforming the robotics industry?

25 June 2025 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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The quantum leap

Could quantum computing transform our approach to solving complex problems?

24 March 2025 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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The AI kitchen

Is artificial intelligence stirring the pot within the food-service industry?

26 February 2025 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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Draghi-ing Europe forward

Can Europe fast track its economy and leave competitors in the dust?

14 February 2025 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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Unpacking ultra-processed foods

Food for thought: what are the economic implications of UPFs?

29 January 2025 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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Newton’s top 10 debates for 2025

We debate the most out-of-consensus viewpoints for 2025.

10 January 2025 Brock Campbell Newton secular research team
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Navigating the Trump presidency

We discuss the consensus ‘Trump trade’ and whether it will hold.

19 December 2024 Brock Campbell
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Inside investor relations

How are investor relations teams evolving to adapt to today’s changing markets?

18 December 2024 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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Fixed-income outlook 2025: Opportunity and uncertainty

We assess the global outlook for 2025 and uncover the key areas of opportunity for bond investors.

11 December 2024
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UK election: What could it mean for bond markets?

We assess how the new UK government and its policy initiatives might affect UK finances and bond markets.

23 July 2024 Newton fixed income team
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Europe: Coming together again?

With an evolving macro and geopolitical backdrop driving changes within the eurozone, we consider the investment implications.

13 May 2024
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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
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Investment comment - April 2024

With the start of 2024 characterised by a synchronised growth narrative, we assess the investment opportunities and risks.

18 April 2024
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Risk in the Red Sea

As tensions escalate in the Red Sea, how should investors assess shipping hazards in areas of geopolitical unrest?

28 February 2024 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Ukraine: war, peace and reconstruction

What recent events in Russia could mean for the Ukraine war and Europe’s mid-term inflation outlook.

31 July 2023 Newton fixed income team
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First Republic demise a symptom of higher rates

Our thoughts on First Republic's collapse and what it means for the future of the banking sector.

09 May 2023 Michael Holton
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SVB: Breaking the system?

Could we see further financial casualties this year?

20 March 2023 Paul Brain
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Retake on Double Take: Commercial real estate

We examine the future of commercial real estate and its implications for employers and employees alike.

02 February 2023 Jack Encarnacao Raphael J. Lewis
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Geopolitical outlook: how ‘great power competition’ will define 2023

How the theme of ‘great power competition’ could shape the macroeconomic backdrop in 2023 and beyond.

23 January 2023 Newton fixed income team
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Global bond outlook: how far can the rally go?

How far can the bond rally go?

04 January 2023 Paul Brain
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A blueprint for commercial real estate’s future

Explore how commercial real estate can build from pandemic lows as offices reopen.

13 December 2022 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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Are gilts still under pressure?

We assess the impact of the UK government’s Autumn Statement on the gilt market.

23 November 2022
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Autonomous roadblocks

What are the barriers to safe autonomous driving?

10 November 2022 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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Retake on Double Take: A UK Winter of Discontent

In the latest Double Take, we examine the investment implications of the continuing energy crisis enveloping the UK.

25 October 2022 Jack Encarnacao Raphael J. Lewis
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Vladimir Putin: Mr three per cent?

We examine how the Russian leader’s actions have affected the market’s risk premium and what might happen next.

21 October 2022 Newton fixed income team
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Retake on Double Take: Compliant crypto

We investigate the rapidly evolving world of cryptocurrency compliance as financial institutions plan to expand into digital assets.

20 October 2022 Jack Encarnacao Raphael J. Lewis
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A UK winter of discontent

What opportunities and perils lie in store for investors as the energy crisis unfolds in Europe?

14 October 2022 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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The power of divergence

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

01 September 2022 Paul Brain
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Compliant crypto

How are legacy financial institutions managing cryptocurrencies? We discuss this and more in our latest Double Take episode.

27 July 2022 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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Retake on Double Take: The reshoring decision

We discuss the macroeconomic factors driving the potential return of manufacturing jobs to the US.

26 July 2022 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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Diversity and human capital

Is the US ahead of the curve or behind in the regulation and disclosure of human capital management?

30 June 2022 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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The end of globalisation as we know it

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

29 June 2022 Simon Nichols
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Global equities: Navigating a volatile backdrop

We discuss how our global equity specialists are managing the volatility of today’s market landscape.

06 June 2022 John Porter III
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Retake on Double Take: A nuclear renaissance?

We discuss the potential of nuclear energy and how it may fit into the global energy transition.

26 May 2022 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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The reshoring decision

Will the potential reshoring boom lead to a capital-expenditure supercycle? We discuss in our latest Double Take episode.

24 May 2022 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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A nuclear renaissance?

In our latest Double Take podcast, we explore nuclear power and its potential as a clean energy alternative.

21 April 2022 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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Russian bear, Chinese dragon: feasting on honey or playing with fire?

As conflict continues in Ukraine, we assess the potential investment implications arising from evolving Sino-Russian relations.

08 April 2022 Newton fixed income team
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Retake on Double Take: Data privacy and regulating big tech

We investigate how big tech companies are mining personal data, and how regulators and lawmakers are responding.

07 April 2022 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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Russian bear: grizzly and exiled

We examine the long-term global structural impacts of the Ukraine war and Russia’s pariah status.

21 March 2022 Newton fixed income team
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Data privacy and regulating big tech

In our latest Double Take podcast, we investigate the massive changes happening in big tech and regulator reactions.

09 March 2022 Raphael J. Lewis Jack Encarnacao
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On the rise…

We assess what the Fed’s latest monetary-policy signalling could mean for bond markets.

28 January 2022 Paul Brain
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Deal or no deal?

We assess Russian President Vladimir Putin’s list of demands over Ukraine and future implications for Europe’s security architecture.

20 January 2022 Newton fixed income team
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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
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