In May, global equities advanced once again, as the Fed, the ECB and the BoE kept their tightening cycle on pause, instead anticipating a first rate cut. In contrast, emerging market equities lagged, with Chinese equities delivering mixed returns as gains in Hong Kong listed shares were countered by weaker returns from onshore stocks. It was a mixed month for global government bonds, although US Treasuries delivered gains. CIO of AXA IM Select, @Rémi Lambert provides a market update and his view on asset allocation: https://bit.ly/3RBTWhY For professional investors only. Follow #AXAIMSelect to get our specialist multi-manager’s latest news and views. #globalmarkets #equities #assetallocation
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