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  • February Investment Perspectives

    In this issue of Investment Perspectives, we look at the key drivers in the surge for copper demand, the 2024 trends in the fixed-income markets, and what will matter most for the stock market in the long term.

  • Long-Term Capital Market Assumptions 2024

    This report establishes our long-term return assumptions across major asset classes and includes representative model portfolios.

  • January Investment Perspectives

    In this month’s Investment Perspectives, the Investment Strategy Group discusses how the pursuit of a soft landing continues in the new year and anticipates volatile but trending bond markets. Plus, strong market performance in December points to potential positive results for 2024.

  • Outlook 2024

    Outlook 2024 offers the Janney Investment Strategy Group’s baseline forecasts for the economy and equity and fixed income markets in the coming year.

  • December Investment Perspectives

    In this issue we discuss making a case for metals, the role politics play in objective decision-making, and if seasonal bias will dominate December.

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