Investors hoping to see the end of the wild economic, financial and geopolitical rollercoasters that defined 2022 need to be prepared for markets to remain under pressure for at least the first few months of 2023, possibly longer. Yet opportunities to add value in portfolios will likely emerge as the year unfolds and conditions start to improve. Specifically, bonds should have an edge over equities in the near-term by being able to mitigate the downside during periods of slower growth. 

To explore the potential impact in 2023 of inflation, recession risks and geopolitical tensions, and what these might mean for investors’ portfolios, Aninda Mitra from BNY Mellon Investment Management will share his outlook and investment strategies for the year ahead.