03/09/2026
Bond yields have recently turned choppy amid increased supply concerns. What does this mean for bond investors? Meanwhile, accelerating AI adoption is broadening earnings growth beyond Technology. What other sectors will benefit from this trend? The power of AI and other positive drivers have also improved the outlook for Japanese equities. Find out more from our latest Investment Monthly: https://www.hsbc.com.sg/wealth/insights/asset-class-views/investment-monthly/broadening-earnings-growth-offsets-bond-yield-volatility/
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