The global coronavirus shutdown will put a significant dent in corporate earnings this year, according to 150 Fidelity analysts surveyed this month, raising concerns about a looming solvency squeeze.

Marty Dropkin, Head of Research for Fixed Income, and Fiona O'Neill, Director of Equities, join Editor-in-Chief Richard Edgar and Survey Editor George Watson to discuss the context for and implications of the findings.

The global coronavirus shutdown will put a significant dent in corporate earnings this year, according to 150 Fidelity analysts surveyed this month, raising concerns about a looming solvency squeeze.
Marty Dropkin, Head of Research for Fixed Income, and Fiona O'Neill, Director of Equities, join Editor-in-Chief Richard Edgar and Survey Editor George Watson to discuss the context for and implications of the findings.

Fidelity Answers is an investor's podcast channel from Fidelity International where we put the questions investors are asking to our portfolio managers and analysts. Looking for invaluable sector views, market commentary, and the best investment thinking? Then this is the place for you.  

Fidelity Answers is an investor's podcast channel from Fidelity International where we put the questions investors are asking to our portfolio managers and analysts. Looking for invaluable sector views, market commentary, and the best investment thinking? Then this is the place for you.&nbsp;&nbsp;

A podcast about markets, economics and business from Fidelity International.

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Analyst Survey: The shutdown and the solvency squeeze

After a decade in the doldrums, a perfect storm has driven prices of raw materials higher. In the race to mine, refine, and use them for everything from the energy transition to AI infrastructure, the commodities and industrials companies essential to the process are finally enjoying a moment in the sun. In the latest episode of Fidelity Answers we talk to portfolio managers Oliver Hextall and Ashish Bhardwaj, and analyst Laura Stafford, about how the trend is likely to develop and who is benefitting.

After a decade in the doldrums, a perfect storm has driven prices of raw materials higher. In the race to mine, refine, and use them for everything from the energy transition to AI infrastructure, the commodities and industrials companies essential to the process are finally enjoying a moment in the sun. In the latest episode of Fidelity Answers we talk to portfolio managers Oliver Hextall and Ashish Bhardwaj, and analyst Laura Stafford, about how the trend is likely to develop and who is benefitting.

Fidelity Answers:  Is there a new investment case for commodities and industrials?

Central bank independence has suddenly become a big issue where, for investors, it matters the most: on US interest rates. In this bonus edition, Fidelity Global Head of Macro Salman Ahmed breaks down the implications for the short and the long term. 

Central bank independence has suddenly become a big issue where, for investors, it matters the most: on US interest rates. In this bonus edition, Fidelity Global Head of Macro Salman Ahmed breaks down the implications for the short and the long term.&nbsp;

Fidelity Answers | BONUS: Why you can't - and shouldn't - take central bank independence for granted | With Salman Ahmed

What happens if the Federal Reserve makes good on White House demands for lower interest rates but inflation holds up? Fidelity portfolio managers Becky Qin and Philip Fielding discuss the potential for a period of financial repression in the United States and what it will mean for investors, while Senior Sovereign Analyst Andressa Tezine explains the political risks of an election year in Brazil.

What happens if the Federal Reserve makes good on White House demands for lower interest rates but inflation holds up? Fidelity portfolio managers Becky Qin and Philip Fielding discuss the potential for a period of financial repression in the United States and what it will mean for investors, while Senior Sovereign Analyst Andressa Tezine explains the political risks of an election year in Brazil.

Analyst Survey: The shutdown and the solvency squeeze

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