In this week’s edition of the Bloomberg podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts discuss their outlooks for 2024:
Europe Airlines &#8212; Conroy Gaynor explains why the scope for earnings upgrades is more limited in 2024 versus a bumper 2023.
North America Industrials &#8212; Karen Ubelhart says demand could soften as some markets, particularly consumer-related, remain muted and some construction sectors decline.
Global Computer Hardware and Storage &#8212; Woo Jin Ho says the group is in the early stages of an earnings growth cycle after bottoming in 2023.
Deep Dive: Private Capital Can Reap Billions More in Fees &#8212; Paul Gulberg lays out the group&#8217;s plans to reap an additional $22 billion in annual fees.
North American Life Insurance &#8212; Jeff Flynn explains how the jump in interest rates has created the best fundamental backdrop for the group in years.
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Bloomberg Intelligence: Airlines, Hardware, Insurers

In this week’s edition of the Bloomberg podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts discuss their outlooks for 2024: Europe Airlines &#8212; Conroy Gaynor explains why the scope for earnings upgrades is more limited in 2024 versus a bumper 2023. North America Industrials &#8212; Karen Ubelhart says demand could soften as some markets, particularly consumer-related, remain muted and [&hellip;]