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Wilshire Advisors recommends maintaining a balanced and neutral risk posture across asset classes due to a combination of persistent geopolitical tensions, inflationary risks, and elevated equity valuations. While resilient corporate earnings and massive capital expenditure in artificial intelligence continue to drive economic growth and productivity, these positive forces are offset by consumer slowdowns and softening labor markets. In response, Wilshire has modestly reduced its risk exposure by shifting to an underweight position in corporate credit, favoring government bonds due to more attractive yields. High-yield bonds remain preferred over bank loans, reflecting expectations of future interest rate cuts and better duration positioning. Globally, regional equities are kept at a neutral weight, as potential energy supply chain disruptions from Middle East conflicts threaten European and Asian markets. Overall, the strategy emphasizes low active risk, utilizing active management to navigate idiosyncratic credit exposures while maintaining diversified core allocations to withstand potential stagflationary or growth shocks.
Wilshire recommends maintaining a balanced, low active risk posture because elevated market expectations and macroeconomic uncertainties require defensive prudence despite AI-driven productivity gains.
Wilshire anticipates a period of heightened uncertainty surrounding inflation trends and Federal Reserve leadership. The firm expects to express a low level of active risk, opportunistically using short-term market volatility to rebalance rather than making major directional bets.
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