In this week’s edition of the Bloomberg podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts discuss their outlooks for 2024.
German Equities &#8212; Tim Craighead says a region-leading earnings expansion, cyclical-growth exposure and a relatively low valuation offer a constructive outlook.
Mutual Funds &#8212; David Cohne says they aren&#8217;t dead yet as ETFs grow, and lays out a few pockets of life.
Diversified Entertainment &#8212; Geetha Ranganathan says the streaming wars may be over, but that the hard part &#8212; profit &#8212; is yet to come.
Mergers & Acquisitions &#8212; Andrew Silverman lays out why he expects deal-making to return after one of the slowest years in decades.
E-Commerce &#8212; Poonam Goyal says sales might improve in 2024 as trends normalize and the shift to online persists.
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Bloomberg Intelligence: Funds, Streaming, M&A

In this week’s edition of the Bloomberg podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts discuss their outlooks for 2024. German Equities &#8212; Tim Craighead says a region-leading earnings expansion, cyclical-growth exposure and a relatively low valuation offer a constructive outlook. Mutual Funds &#8212; David Cohne says they aren&#8217;t dead yet as ETFs grow, and lays out a few [&hellip;]