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As investors rethink cash allocations amid falling rates, AXA IM’s active Global Inflation and Global Corporate Short Duration ETFs offer liquid, diversified solutions for today’s fixed income landscape.

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 · October 16, 2025

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Although the macroeconomic backdrop remains concerning, the UCITS ETF market continues to enjoy record growth

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 · September 19, 2025

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US President Donald Trump announced a wave of new tariffs on 2 April, which he branded ‘Liberation Day’, arguing they would help boost the US economy. At this stage, uncertainty around trade policy, global growth, and inflation remains very high. It is impossible to predict exactly when markets will start to stabilise, and this has triggered a huge increase in volatility across financial markets globally. This uncertainty is highlighted by the Cboe Volatility Index (VIX), which recently closed at its highest level since April 2020, during the early months of the Covid-19 pandemic. The MSCI ACWI index dropped by 11% between 2 April and 8 April 2025. For many indices, it was the worst week since the Covid days, while over $5Trn in market value was wiped off the S&P 500 in the last two sessions of the week. 

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Year to date European equity markets have outperformed their US counterparts

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Active fixed income ETFs adapt to market volatility, manage credit risks, and integrate ESG criteria to meet evolving investor demands.

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 · April 17, 2025

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Emerging markets (EMs) could offer investors the chance to enrich their portfolios with a diverse and exciting source of growth opportunities, particularly when paired with the liquidity and accessibility of ETFs. During 2024, emerging markets had been relatively shunned by investors, but showed tentative signs of improving performance. However, the external environment presents major challenges, given the outlook for greater US protectionism and China’s continued slowdown. Against a post-Trump re-election market environment, investors may wish to carefully manage their overall exposure to markets that have historically been the focus of US tariffs, such as China. Despite these ongoing concerns, we believe that considerable potential for growth could persist across the EM investment universe – both within and outside of China.

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 · February 28, 2025

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