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Jan 13, 2023 13 tweets 11 min read Read on X
A confluence of unprecedented events in 2022 weakened asset prices across all markets. (1/n)

#assetallocation #investing #personalfinance #throwback #thread
The Fed’s pivot to a less aggressive monetary policy is likely to set the tone for the markets in 2023. (2/n)

#FED #FederalReserve #monetarypolicy
It is expected that global inflation will continue to be higher in this decade, in combination with a significant slowdown of the U.S. economy. (3/n)

#inflation #interestrates #globalmarket
Macro headwinds have been building, as high prices and aggressive central bank tightening have started to curb consumption, which may cause a sub-trend growth outlook in 2023. (4/n)

#centralbanks #economy
While the U.S. dollar has started to weaken, it is still at very strong historical levels. If it continues to weaken in 2023, that would certainly be good for EM debt priced in non-dollar local currencies. For eg: India. (5/n)

#USDollars #currency
During the 2010s EM equities suffered their worst performance as an asset class going as far back as the 1930s. Fast forward 10 years and most emerging countries like India, Brazil, & Indonesia started the 2020s in much better shape economically than in the previous decade. (6/n)
OPEC’s recent decision to cut production quotas underscores the role that high prices play to incentivize investment. A fall in prices now could disincentivize investment and lead to higher prices when demand recovers. (7/n)

#Petrol #exports
The reopening of China poses an opportunity for capturing global growth since it makes up nearly 1/5th of the global GDP and the prospect of a sharp upswing at a time of slow global growth is enticing. (8/n)

#globalmarkets #GDP #economy
India is projected to grow at a healthy 6.9% in 2022-2023 - at a time when global GDP is expected to slow down to 2.7% from 3.2%. It is estimated that CAD will be at 3.6% of GDP and fiscal deficit budgeted at 6.4% of GDP in 2022-23. (9/n)

#india #economy #GDP
With Indian markets outperforming global peers and valuations remaining fair, expect a year full of uncertainty. (10/n)

#stockmarketindia #sensex #bse
Uncertainty only means opportunities opening across the board. The debt market is set to offer better returns than in the past, with short-term duration funds offering the best risk-reward ratio. (11/n)

#debtmarket #investing #debtfunds
The best time to enter the debt market is when interest rates stabilise as central banks take a pause. (12/n)

#debt #fixedincome #interestrates
The mantra for 2023 is to continue practising prudent asset allocation and being systematic with equity and debt investing. (13/n)

#assetallocation #equity #debt #gold

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