Fidelity Answers: The Investment Podcast

Worries about public debt have come back to haunt markets, along with a new stream of issuance from the tech companies spending billions on AI. Yet with yields higher than they've been in years, at some point they should appeal to investors who want stable solid returns. Seb Morton-Clark asks fixed income portfolio managers James Durance and Tim Foster how much longer we should fear the longer end of the bond curve. With contributions from Fidelity International's Global Head of Macro and Strategic Asset Allocation Salman Ahmed and Analyst Sukhy Kaur.Credits Producers: Patrick Graham, Holli Eastman, Rachel Reed Studio: Adam Sheldrake, Pete Rees Editor: Connor BaillieSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is something big happening in debt markets? Seb Morton-Clark talks to Fidelity International's Global Head of Macro and Strategic Asset Allocation Salman Ahmed about the future of government debt burdens and how they might be paid off.Credits Producers: Patrick Graham, Holli Eastman, Rachel Reed Studio: Adam Sheldrake, Pete Rees Editor: Connor BaillieSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Will AI lead to mass layoffs? Are the costs already getting too much for companies? And are the billions of investment already starting to come good? Fresh from a visit to Silicon Valley, US equities portfolio manager Sam Thomas and tech analyst Jonathan Tseng answer these questions and more, with the help of new Fidelity analyst survey data and a macro study that predicts gains in growth. With additional contributions from multi asset analyst Kitty Yang and economist Edoardo Cilla. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With AI soaking up the lion's share of investor attention (and capital), opportunities are appearing in other parts of the market to pick up quality assets at relatively attractive valuations. Seb Morton-Clark talks to Portfolio Managers Tristan Purcell and Alex Laing, and Director of Research for Fixed Income Rebecca Motta about the options for adding to defensive positions in case the near-term future proves less ebullient than the recent past. With additional contributions from healthcare analyst Emma Newey Clark.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Asia has proven more resilient than expected to the Middle East oil market shock, but energy security and the AI capex cycle are reshaping the region into a more fragmented investment landscape, fund managers George Efstathopoulos and Terrence Pang tell Stuart Rumble in the latest episode.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.