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Amundi presents mid-year investment outlook, opportunities lie beyond precarious path to growth

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“A central bank pause supports the case for bonds. Investors will have to assess the inflation path and the earnings outlook moving into 2024, in the search for opportunities in equities.” – Monica Defend, Head of Amundi Institute

” Emerging markets are key to enhancing diversification and fostering medium-term return potential, with Asia in focus.” – Matteo Germano, Deputy Group Chief Investment Officer

“Amid low visibility on the economic outlook, quality – both for equity and bonds – is the compass with which to navigate this uncertain phase.” – Vincent Mortier, Group Chief Investment Officer




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