Allianz CIO Questions Europe’s AI Dividend Prospects as Valuations Remain Supported

Ludovic Subran, chief investment officer and chief economist at Allianz, stated that there is insufficient evidence to classify the AI trade as being in bubble territory. He highlighted that emerging-market stocks appear more attractive due to semiconductor demand, while cautioning that Europe may fail to capitalize on the AI dividend.

Amundi Eyes European and Emerging Market Opportunities as Second Half Outlook Brightens

Amundi, the European asset manager, has released its market outlook for the second half of the year, positioning European and emerging market assets as attractive opportunities. The firm maintains a moderately positive view despite a fragile geopolitical backdrop, citing widespread artificial intelligence adoption as a key factor. The company expects inflation pressures to persist for another two to three months.

Crypto-Native Platform Theo Commits $20 Million to Fidelity’s Tokenized Liquidity Fund

Theo, an onchain capital markets platform, has allocated $20 million to Fidelity International’s tokenized liquidity fund, marking Theo as the first crypto-native investor in the fund. This investment reflects growing institutional interest in tokenized Treasury products and digital asset infrastructure.

M&G Investments CIO Identifies Value Opportunities in AI-Overlooked Equities

M&G Investments’ CIO Fabiana Fedeli discussed investment opportunities in overlooked stocks that have been left behind by the AI trade, while noting that markets like South Korea have shown exuberant behavior. She maintains that there is value in equities, particularly among stocks not directly affected by AI-driven market movements.

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