Global Market Strategist, JPMorgan Asset Management
·tracked since Apr 2026
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Cyclical sectors in Japan and Europe, particularly banks and industrials, are showing strength and can serve as a counterweight to heavy tech exposure, providing attractive diversification.
AI demand continues to drive earnings in tech and semiconductor sectors, with Taiwan and Korea benefiting as key emerging markets with high exposure to this secular trend; investors should participate selectively.
AI demand continues to drive earnings in tech and semiconductor sectors, with Taiwan and Korea benefiting as key emerging markets with high exposure to this secular trend; investors should participate selectively.
The AI trade is rotating sharply among subsectors, making it essential to diversify across hyperscalers, software, and semiconductors rather than concentrate in one leg; fundamentals remain strong and the rotation creates opportunities.
The AI trade is rotating sharply among subsectors, making it essential to diversify across hyperscalers, software, and semiconductors rather than concentrate in one leg; fundamentals remain strong and the rotation creates opportunities.
The AI trade is rotating sharply among subsectors, making it essential to diversify across hyperscalers, software, and semiconductors rather than concentrate in one leg; fundamentals remain strong and the rotation creates opportunities.
Financials cheap, gaining from private credit shift.
U.S. financials offer strong earnings growth and compressed valuations that sentiment hasn’t caught up to. Public banks are gaining loan growth as private credit faces dislocation, creating a value-oriented opportunity to balance AI-heavy portfolios.
Cyclical sectors in Japan and Europe, particularly banks and industrials, are showing strength and can serve as a counterweight to heavy tech exposure, providing attractive diversification.
Inflation is still relatively contained, with the core year-over-year number in the mid-2% range, and higher headline inflation driven by gasoline could potentially cut into core spending and slow growth, keeping the Fed in check. The outlook supports a thesis of slightly below-trend growth and contained inflation, which hasn't changed the overall investment thesis much.
Meera Pandit has 9 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 9 tickers since April 2026. Ranked #655 on the Buzzberg Alpha leaderboard. Most covered: EWT, EWJ, EWY.
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