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This visual summary of Wellington ’s latest Outlook captures insights on key economic and market developments from experts across our investment platform, ranging from macro perspectives to latest views on public and private asset classes.
2026 midyear outlook: Time to rethink EM debt
Our expert argues that emerging market debt may merit a fresh look as stronger fundamentals, credible policymaking, and attractive yields challenge outdated assumptions about the asset class.
What investors should watch as private credit market matures
Private credit is entering a more mature phase, marked by greater selectivity, broader opportunities, deeper market infrastructure, and growing emphasis on manager selection.
The rally and the reality
Can the markets remain resilient in the face of geopolitical disruption and inflation worries? We offer our views on the macro environment, AI-driven earnings, and the implications for equities, bonds, and commodities.
Looking beyond mega-caps
We explore how the growing concentration of capital in mega-cap private companies is reshaping the venture and growth opportunity set, and the implications for portfolio construction, manager selection, diversification, and potential return opportunities across private markets.
Growth outlook faces a new test: Inflation
Explore our latest views on risks and opportunities across global capital markets.
Preparing for a shift in US exceptionalism
Equity Strategist Andrew Heiskell and Macro Strategist Nicolas Wylenzek explore the evolving nature of US exceptionalism in their 2026 midyear equity outlook.
Tighter spreads, wider dispersion
Fixed Income Portfolio Managers Campe Goodman and Rob Burn share their midyear outlook for credit markets. They find that tight index spreads do not mean a lack of opportunity.
No rerun of the 2022 rates scenario but flexibility is key
Fixed Income Portfolio Manager Martin Harvey and Investment Director Marco Giordano share their outlook for rates (government bonds) for the second half of the year.
Markets are underestimating the persistence of inflation
Macro Strategists Eoin O'Callaghan, Michael Medeiros and John Butler share their macro outlook for the remainder of 2026 and discuss the implications of the ongoing energy shock for markets and investors.
The three drivers of resilient portfolios in 2026
Natasha Brook-Walters sees three key areas for investors to focus on in 2026: the role of alpha, the role of income and the role of uncorrelated returns.
Geopolitics in 2026: Risks and opportunities we’re watching
Geopolitical Strategist Thomas Mucha shares his outlook, highlighting conflicts to watch, the importance of national security, and investment opportunities.
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