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Eastspring Investments maintains a constructive outlook on the Asia-Pacific region, emphasizing its role as a cornerstone for portfolio resilience through dividend-yielding equities and high-quality credit. A central theme across their research is the 'K-shaped' growth trajectory in Asia, where AI-driven semiconductor and hardware export strength is partially offset by currency depreciation and margin pressures from sticky energy-related inflation. To manage these risks, the firm advocates for tactical duration positioning and a focus on economies with robust balance of payments, such as Singapore and Australia. Furthermore, the investment strategy emphasizes the necessity of navigating infrastructure bottlenecks, particularly in power availability and grid reliability, as the region matures into a global data center and technology hub. By prioritizing earnings delivery and capital expenditure discipline over thematic hype, the firm seeks to capture alpha in markets like Japan and India while hedging against manufacturing headwinds and the potential for further regional central bank tightening.
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Asian Bonds: Finding Resilience Amid Higher Inflation And Slower Growth
Eastspring Investments provides an outlook on Asian fixed income amid rising inflation, recommending a selective approach to local currency bonds and credit while remaining cautious on duration.
CIO Views Weekly Bulletin
The report highlights a growing divergence in Asian manufacturing activity driven by AI infrastructure demand, while global energy price shocks fuel persistent inflationary pressures. Central banks in the region are expected to tighten policy further, largely influenced by currency depreciation risks.
Sustainability of the Current Tech Cycle
This report examines the sustainability of the AI-driven technology cycle, arguing that supply scarcity and structural shifts toward inference demand justify elevated capital expenditure.
CIO Views Weekly Bulletin Week 20 2026
Rising US Treasury yields, fueled by energy inflation and a stalemate in US-China policy, are exerting significant pressure on Asian currencies and bonds. Central banks in India and Indonesia are increasingly likely to hike rates to combat rapid currency depreciation.
Why Asia Offers Multiple Paths to Targeted Outcomes
This report argues that Asia's diverse markets offer multiple pathways for income and capital growth despite global volatility. It highlights specific opportunities in Asian dividend equities, bonds, and key markets like Japan and India.
AI In Asia: Reality Versus Opportunity
AI is a structural growth driver for Asia, but the region faces significant constraints in power delivery that will differentiate market winners. Investors are shifting focus from general AI hype to identifying companies with durable cash flows and clear monetization paths.
Weekly CIO Bulletin
Why Asia Demands an Active Approach
Higher Energy Prices and EM Earnings Growth
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Asian Bonds: Finding Resilience Amid Higher Inflation And Slower Growth
Eastspring Investments · Jun 8, 2026
CIO Views Weekly Bulletin
Eastspring Investments · Jun 8, 2026
Sustainability of the Current Tech Cycle
Eastspring Investments · May 25, 2026
CIO Views Weekly Bulletin Week 20 2026
Eastspring Investments · May 25, 2026
Why Asia Offers Multiple Paths to Targeted Outcomes
Eastspring Investments · May 25, 2026
AI In Asia: Reality Versus Opportunity
Eastspring Investments · May 25, 2026
Weekly CIO Bulletin
Eastspring Investments · May 10, 2026
Why Asia Demands an Active Approach
Eastspring Investments · May 10, 2026
Higher Energy Prices and EM Earnings Growth
Eastspring Investments · May 10, 2026