Capital Group

Fear of missing out is a powerful force in investing. And it’s difficult to ignore an asset that has gained more than 500,000% in just a few years, eliciting headline-grabbing commentary from Elon Musk and Warren Buffett, among others.

Capital Group investment analyst Frank Beaudry goes the extra mile to research a company’s approach to environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues.

If anything, we see semiconductors powering the next decade of global growth in an increasingly data-hungry world, much like oil fuelled the rise of industrial economies in the last century.

Last year was a truly awful time for global aviation. The COVID-19 pandemic brought about the biggest disruption to the global aviation industry in its entire history. Still, this sector is showing resilience : five reasons why.

After a stellar 2020, the US bond market is coming under pressure. Massive government stimulus measures and an improving economic outlook are combining to stoke one of fixed income investors’ biggest fears: higher inflation.

Global M&A activity hit $484.5 billion for January and February, up 33% compared to last year. Capital Group portfolio managers shared their views on 5 key questions about the M&A boom.

Ladies and gentlemen, start your batteries.

Sure, we’ve been hearing about the advent of the electric car for a long time. But evidence is mounting that it has already arrived — ahead of schedule.

The world in 2030 may seem a long way away, but at Capital Group we spend time thinking about the distant future. Here are 7 portfolio managers’ perspectives on the world in 2030, and how these shifting trends influence their investment decisions.

Investors who rode out the 2020 market turmoil know the value of patience in the face of adversity. A recession and bear market was followed by the fastest rebound in history with US equity markets hitting new record highs in Q4 2020 and into 2021.

As U.S. President Joe Biden takes office, the prospects for his policy agenda appear more robust than previously thought, following a Georgia runoff election that flipped control of the U.S. Senate