'Peak Economic Growth Is Likely Behind Us,' Says John Hancock's Roland

Jan Hunt from John Hancock Investments discusses the current state of the global economy, highlighting a slowdown with mixed data from different regions. While the US shows some positive signs, peak growth may be behind us. Emerging markets, having faced significant declines, are under scrutiny for potential recovery. Central bank policies, particularly the Fed's rate hikes, play a crucial role in shaping market dynamics, with a focus on fixed income and bonds as potential investment opportunities.

What are the current trends in global economic growth as discussed in the text?

How does the US economic situation compare to that of Europe according to the speaker?

What factors are influencing the movement out of US equities and into emerging markets?

What does the speaker suggest about the future of economic growth without central bank support?

What implications does the Fed's rate hike cycle have on different asset classes?