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"JM Finn maintains diversified global positioning amid Middle East tensions that drove oil above $100. While geopolitical risks create near-term volatility, the firm sees encouraging signs of de-escalation."
JM Finn maintains a diversified global investment approach focused on high-quality businesses capable of navigating various economic conditions. The first quarter was marked by renewed Middle East tensions involving Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, which drove oil prices above $100 per barrel and created market sensitivity. These geopolitical developments added inflationary pressures and reduced expectations for central bank rate cuts. However, there are encouraging signs that parties recognize escalation risks and seek resolution, particularly with US midterm elections approaching. The firm continues to emphasize diversification across regions, noting that while US equity markets remain concentrated and more fully valued, Europe and Japan are presenting more attractive opportunities. Within sectors, defensive areas like pharmaceuticals performed well, while energy companies benefited from firmer commodity prices. Infrastructure and real assets continue providing stability and income through essential services. In technology, the AI theme is evolving with markets differentiating between speculation and companies providing core infrastructure, favoring larger, well-capitalized businesses with strong cash flows.
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