With commodities softening and industrial metals prices coming down, current levels offer an attractive entry point. Long-term structural demand for metals such as copper will persist, driven by AI and rising electricity consumption, making it a good time to buy metals.
Rotation out of US equities and into European equities is expected to continue, driven by stretched US positioning and attractive European valuations. Despite geopolitical uncertainty, this is seen as a good time to invest in European stocks.
Despite short-term rotation out of tech stocks, the medium-term growth story for US technology stocks remains solid and well-supported, making them attractive over a longer horizon.