Ideas
Brent crude fairly valued at $80-$85
Oil prices have returned to a fair range around $80 per barrel Brent after being excessively depressed following the MOU. The fundamental structure hasn't changed: both sides seek to avoid full war and disruption is not sustainable long-term. Upside risk remains but $80-$85 is a level equity markets can absorb; oil only becomes punitive above $100 sustained.
European equities benefit from broadening rally
The equity rally is broadening geographically outside the U.S. and away from the AI core. This broadening supports a positive view on European equities as geopolitical risks eventually recede and the recovery broadens.
Avoid long-duration bonds
Long-term yields will remain elevated and keep rising due to large fiscal deficits. Near-term inflation relief is temporary. Long-term investors should avoid duration exposure entirely.
TSMC sales confirm robust AI demand
TSMC's strong sales growth (June up 70% YoY) confirms that AI hardware demand remains intact. The upcoming earnings will focus on gross margins and forward guidance, with expectations of sustained demand acceleration.
ASML benefits from chip capex boom
ASML should benefit substantially from the massive capital spending announced by chipmakers like SK Hynix and TSMC, as it supplies the advanced lithography machines essential for AI chips. AI demand offsets softer consumer electronics.
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Head of Multi-Asset Growth and Income, Schroder
52:07
European banks driven by rate cycle
European banks offer attractive earnings momentum driven by a rate cycle that boosts profitability, resilient European growth, and a steepening yield curve. Even with modest growth, higher-for-longer rates support net interest margins.
Remi
Head of Multi-Asset Growth and Income, Schroder
54:42
Buy global energy stocks
Global energy stocks are preferred because they benefit from elevated oil prices amid a prolonged managed geopolitical conflict and supply disruptions. The firm has been adding to energy across portfolios.
Remi
Head of Multi-Asset Growth and Income, Schroder
55:26
Underweight U.K. equities
U.K. equities have had a fantastic run this year and are now overvalued relative to more interesting opportunities elsewhere, such as European banks and U.S. sectors. It is time to step away from the U.K. market.
Remi
Head of Multi-Asset Growth and Income, Schroder
55:59
Avoid U.S. investment grade credit
Spreads on U.S. investment grade credit are far too tight to compensate for the risks, especially the correlated risk from the private credit market. Investors are not getting paid for the earnings growth they get in equities.
Remi
Head of Multi-Asset Growth and Income, Schroder
58:07
Long emerging market currencies for carry
In a murky currency market with the dollar staying strong, emerging market currencies offer attractive carry that justifies a long position, especially against low yielders.
This Bloomberg Markets video, published July 13, 2026,
features Elliot Hentov, Bloomberg Senior Intelligence, Remi
discussing BNO, STOXX Europe 600, TLT, TSM, ASML, FEUP, XLE, EWU, LQD, EMLC.
10 trade ideas extracted by AI with direction and confidence scoring.
Speakers:
Elliot Hentov,
Bloomberg Senior Intelligence,
Remi
· Tickers:
BNO,
STOXX Europe 600,
TLT,
TSM,
ASML,
FEUP,
XLE,
EWU,
LQD,
EMLC