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Our Multi Asset team’s views on which asset classes and markets are presenting the greatest opportunities and risks.

Five charts that show the inflationary impact of 2021’s reopening cycle.

While domestic consumption of sustainable products remains nascent, China’s exporters are tapping into demand for ‘green’ goods from consumers and businesses around the world.

Tackling the climate change crisis requires nothing short of a major transformation of the world’s economic model with particular focus on energy systems.

Uncertainty remains over the new variant’s characteristics but it has the potential to be a game-changer for the near-term macro and market outlook.

2021 brought the recovery many had hoped for. Businesses reopened, commuters returned to their desks, and the bravest of us even went on holiday.

Deforestation has been high on the agenda at COP26, with many countries signing up to end the practice by 2030.

Climate change is the defining challenge of our times. To solve the crisis, it’s imperative that we understand it comprehensively, but in order to do so we need to measure emissions accurately and fully.

We need to measure emissions holistically
Climate change is the defining challenge of our times. To solve the crisis, it’s imperative that we understand it comprehensively, but in order to do so we need to measure emissions accurately and fully.

Carbon pricing is an inescapable tool in the race to net zero, according to Fidelity International’s latest Analyst Survey. But a higher carbon price could fuel inflationary pressures, especially when combined with the capex required to go green.