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Current market circumstances and the economic outlook are likely to continue to pressure the pricing of real assets globally over the coming months.What else have you missed in June 2024?Download the July issue today!Download Here

Version: CNGlobal financial markets are under pressure as inflation returns in many advanced economies, and monetary policy remains uncertain.What else you missed in May 2024?English EditionDownload NowArabic EditionDownload

Version: CNAccording to global real estate consultancy JLL, the Asia Pacific region was the sole global area to experience an increase in commercial real estate investment in the first quarter of 2024, with investments hitting $30.5 billion. This represents a 13% rise year-over-year and is the second consecutive quarterly increase after a seven-quarter slump.What else you missed in April?English EditionDownload Now Arabic Edition Download Now

Version: CNThe global commercial real estate sector continues to navigate a challenging post-COVID landscape, weighed down by employees working from home.From struggles in refinancing rates to declining asset quality, the sector's stress points are having a ripple effect on financial institutions and the global economy.What else have you missed in March?English EditionDownload NowArabic EditionDownload Now

It appears that residential real-estate activity, like the weather, is beginning to heat up slowly.The Association of Interior Realtors (AIR) based in the United States released its monthly data set this week. February showed a noticeable improvement in sales compared to January, with 810 units sold, up from 603 units the month prior.What else have you missed in February?English EditionDownload NowArabic EditionDownload Now

A new year, a new day - the global economy continues to look for growth opportunities amid uncertainty and an unsteady outlook.Markets are taking forward guidance from the USA debt market, and we at Juwai IQI follow the same asset class.What else did you miss in January 2024?English EditionDownload Arabic EditionDownload

Version: CNThe global economy will experience bumpy rides as central banks cut rates and commence Q.E. Inflation will stay higher in many advanced economies with financial fragilities and lower growth rates. The game of higher interest rates is over. However, the world economy will remain fragile in 2024. What else have you missed in December 2023?English VersionDownload NowArabic VersionDownload Now

Markets remain on edge as central banks try to tame inflation, and investors are nervous about their asset allocation strategy. The bond rout is making investors uneasy. According to the latest report from Goldman Sachs, concerns over the risk that a supply/demand imbalance in the treasury market would constrain demand for corporate bonds have grown.What else have you missed in November?Juwai-IQI-December-2023-NewsletterDownload Now