Finding ‘cockroach stocks’ amid the economic mire

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Finding ‘cockroach stocks’ amid the economic mire - Financial Times

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Before all the tariff turmoil, we bought Adyen, a European rival to Visa, and Mitsubishi Electric, which makes defence systems in Japan. We would expect both to benefit from the changed landscape.

A dozen years ago US equities made up just under half of the global index; recently that figure has risen to nearer 70 per cent. This seems out of kilter with the US share of world GDP.

Rather, it means the bond market is eyeing up how many bonds need to be issued and is concerned that this will be an unusual recession — with tariffs fuelling inflation when normally recession would cool it.