IRAN CONFLICT: MARKET IMPLICATIONS
Escalating conflict in the Middle East leaves energy markets facing potential supply-demand imbalances.
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Fixed Income
Equity markets have delivered strong returns in recent years, prompting some investors to overlook the role of bonds in a portfolio. But periods of market stress consistently highlight the value of fixed income. When equities decline, bonds have historically helped preserve capital and stabilize portfolio outcomes.