Unhedged: Markets had an incredible year. Can that continue?

未加保护:市场今年表现非凡。这样的势头能持续吗?

FT News Briefing

2025-12-26

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What went right in 2025? What could go wrong in 2026? Recorded for the FT’s digital conference The Global Boardroom, Katie Martin and Rob Armstrong talk with Ian Smith, the FT’s senior markets correspondent, about the incredible resilience of the US stock market, and the challenges ahead. Also, they go long boring companies and short KPop Demon Hunters.  Subscribe to Unhedged to hear more. For a free 30-day trial to the Unhedged newsletter go to: https://www.ft.com/unhedgedoffer. You can email Robert Armstrong and Katie Martin at unhedged@ft.com. This is a repeat of an episode published on Unhedged, a sister podcast of The FT News Briefing, on Dec. 11, 2025 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • It's the most wonderful time of the year, folks,

  • when investment banks and asset managers roll out their big predictions for markets in the year ahead.

  • Are these predictions right?

  • Not necessarily, but trawling through these outlooks is a fantastic way to judge the market mood.

  • Right now, let me tell you, that mood is very warm and fuzzy.

  • In 2025, markets have swatted off a whole range of horrors,

  • tariffs, geopolitical splits, institutional degradation, all the scary stuff.

  • And that means that now, even with what seems to be a big,

  • fat AI bubble inflating in plain sight,

  • investors are feeling pretty good about what markets will deliver next year.

  • Today on the show, we're going to run you through the key calls on Wall Street,

  • where the consensus is, what can go right, and of course, what can go wrong.

  • This is Unhedged, the markets and finance podcast from the Financial Times and Pushkin.

  • A very warm welcome to new listeners today who are tuning in as part of the FT's global boardroom event.

  • I'm Katie Martin, a markets columnist here at the FT in London,

  • and I'm joined by two of my favorite colleagues.

  • In the studio with me, I have FT markets workhorse Ian Smith.

  • Hi, Katie.

  • One of the fine people here who does the hard work of reporting on what markets are up to every day.

  • And my usual co-pilot, Rob Armstrong,