专访宏利投资管理：AI投资将从“赋能者”转向“受益者”，今年高配新兴市场债券

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the impact of geopolitical dynamics and Trump administration policies on global markets in 2026, highlighting key investment themes such as global monetary and fiscal dynamics, and a potential long-term commodity cycle [3][6]. Investment Themes - Geopolitical fragmentation will continue to influence markets, but asset class returns may not be significantly affected. The focus will remain on underlying fundamentals despite policy challenges [6][7]. - Global monetary policy is expected to remain accommodative, with predictions of three rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in 2026, while emerging market central banks may also lower rates [7][8]. - Fiscal policies are anticipated to support market conditions, with increased government spending, particularly in defense and infrastructure, contributing positively to risk assets [7][8]. Commodity Cycle - A potential long-term commodity cycle is beginning, with strong performances in precious metals like gold and silver, and industrial metals like copper expected to continue rising due to geopolitical dynamics and economic stability [8][9]. AI Investment Shift - The focus of AI investment is shifting from "AI enablers" to "AI beneficiaries," with sectors like healthcare expected to benefit significantly from AI applications, enhancing productivity and efficiency [10][11]. - The industrial and financial sectors are also seen as beneficiaries of AI investments, with industrial firms supporting infrastructure for AI-related energy demands and financial institutions leveraging AI for efficiency gains [11][12]. Bond Market Outlook - The bond market is experiencing a record issuance, with expectations of continued strong demand for government and corporate bonds. The yield curve is likely to steepen, favoring short- to medium-duration bonds [14][15]. - Emerging market bonds are viewed positively due to favorable absolute yields and increasing demand, with expectations of outperforming other debt instruments despite last year's strong performance [15][16].