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Despite recent turmoil in global markets, we believe that the longer-term direction of travel is clear: emerging markets are spreading prosperity at home and driving growth abroad. The downturn has opened investment opportunities and, in our view, provides an attractive entry point for long-term investors.

From fundamental- and passive-equity investing to local and hard-currency debt, and alternative investments, our investment strategies are founded on experience and the deep expertise of investment teams on-the-ground globally.

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15 APRIL 2026

Consider This: Hungary—The most meaningful election of 2026 so far

Reflections on the implications of the Hungarian election from Franklin Templeton Institute’s Kim Catechis.

9 APRIL 2026

Global Equity Pulse: A closer look at the energy sector

With oil prices and energy stocks at higher level, how can investors navigate a sector driven by geopolitics and volatility? This month’s Global Equity Pulse reveals why looking beyond commodity prices to company fundamentals may be the key to unlocking value in today's uncertain energy landscape.

9 APRIL 2026

Allocation Views: From Goldilocks to geopolitics—repositioning for an energy shock

In this month’s Allocation Views, the Middle East conflict and its impact on the global economy in 2026 continue to be the chief concern for asset allocation, as inflationary pressures challenge central bank policy.

Investments entail risks, the value of investments can go down as well as up and investors should be aware they might not get back the full value invested.