
Guggenheim warns of softer returns across US assets in 2026

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Guggenheim Partners warns of softer returns for U.S. assets in 2026, citing increased bond issuance and weaker foreign inflows impacting equities and the dollar. Chief Investment Officer Steven Brown noted that while credit spreads may widen due to higher supply, the market remains constructive. Investors are shifting capital to non-U.S. assets, affecting demand for U.S. Treasuries. Despite a strong 2025, the outlook suggests lower returns in 2026 compared to the previous year, as foreign flows may weigh on overall performance.
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