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Market leadership continued to broaden in January; the ClearBridge U.S. Recession Dashboard continues to show a solid overall expansionary green signal, with one positive indicator change so far in 2026.
International value is re-emerging after prolonged underperformance, supported by attractive valuations, improving fundamentals and meaningful geographic and style diversification relative to U.S. growth-heavy portfolios.
Renewables form a relatively high percentage of power both being built today and planned for the immediate future; biodiversity, AI, defense and nuclear are also key issues for 2026.
Shifting geopolitics are causing policymakers in Europe and Japan to step up fiscal spending to gain self-sufficiency and generate growth.
Capital spending and a resilient U.S. consumer are expected to sustain double-digit corporate profit growth in 2026, leading to positive yet more modest equity returns.
The November UK Budget offers continued support in terms of pipeline visibility and policy direction, in particular for infrastructure helping the energy transition.
The ClearBridge Recession Risk Dashboard remains firmly in green expansionary territory; despite AI labor fears, supportive fiscal and monetary policy should power the U.S. economy and corporate earnings in 2026.
The UK’s reliable dividend yield and increasing share buybacks continue to provide robust shareholder returns, while government initiatives may boost domestic investment and support further market recovery.
Structural tailwinds like decarbonization, network upgrades and climate-proofing, along with AI’s need for power, are fueling long-term capital expenditure cycles for infrastructure.
Structural market drivers remain, with technology surging on strong earnings, China recovering and India offering long term opportunities.
