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As we look ahead in the new year, the market’s attention has largely shifted away from inflation to focus on growth and potential downside risks. For our 2025 Annual Investment Outlook, our experts share their views across a wide variety of asset classes. Here’s where they’re seeing risks and opportunities in this environment. Get the full outlook here: https://inves.co/4eGkUNS

Inspired by the sitcom clip shows of yore, here’s “12 months of Above the Noise.” It’s an excerpt from each of Global Market Strategist Brian Levitt's 2024 columns and summarizes this year’s themes. It was a year highlighted by strong market gains and muted volatility (notwithstanding the Federal Reserve-induced volatility last week). Read the latest #AboveTheNoise. https://inves.co/4fKcgid

As 2024 draws to a close, Chief Global Market Strategist Kristina Hooper discusses four themes she believes will drive global markets in 2025: A growing trend toward fiscal conservatism, the continued importance of monetary policy, increasing concerns about geopolitical risks, and technological innovation. https://inves.co/400hfX4

In our 2025 Annual Outlook, our experts share our base case for the year ahead: We expect global growth to reach near potential rates through 2025, supported by policy easing and real wage growth in many major developed economies. But the path ahead could shift under different assumptions. For the details of this “base case” scenario and two alternate scenarios (the upside and the downside), read the full outlook here ➡️ https://inves.co/4eGkUNS

Invesco wishes you and your loved ones a safe and happy holiday season!

Invesco Canada is on the move!📍In November, we relocated to our brand new office at 16 York in downtown Toronto, and last week we hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate our move! We’re now at the center of the city’s dynamic and expanding business core, putting us closer to many of our clients and partners while also being in walking distance to the city’s largest transit hub which reflects our commitment to our Toronto employees. 🏢

In our latest #BondBites, we cover how the US Federal Reserve (Fed) rate cuts and the US election have impacted bond prices. Here's where we're focusing: ➡️ We anticipate that the Fed will continue to lower rates, although it may happen at a slower pace. ➡️ We're paying attention to policy developments in areas like tariffs, immigration, taxes, and deregulation. ➡️ The macro and fundamental backdrop for bonds is strong, which helps set up a constructive environment for #fixedincome investments for the remainder of the year. Learn more from our fixed income team here: https://inves.co/4fSCTCr

What will Donald Trump’s policies mean for the US economy and markets? Chief Global Market Strategist Kristina Hooper and Global Head of Public Policy Andy Blocker analyze the four policy proposals most likely to impact US economic and market growth: Deregulation and tax cuts represent potential growth opportunities, while tariffs and immigration restrictions pose potential growth challenges. https://inves.co/4gun9oO

When stocks rise despite negative news and looming risks, it’s called “climbing the wall of worry.” Stocks in the US and Europe continued to scale that wall last week. Chief Global Market Strategist Kristina Hooper explains the risks that lie ahead, explores what’s driving the optimism, and highlights some positive trends to watch around the world. https://inves.co/3OCajsX

Need income? We have options. Built on the foundation of QQC and EQL, our new Income Advantage ETFs are designed to provide total return through current income and long-term growth of capital. Marcus Berry, ETF Specialist, shares how QQCI and EQLI are designed to help investors who are looking for market participation, consistent monthly income, and lower volatility. Learn more about the Invesco NASDAQ 100 Income Advantage ETF (QQCI) and Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight Income Advantage ETF (EQLI) here ➡️ https://inves.co/4f0NPN1