A Busy Start to 2026: Reviewing January’s Headlines
2026 has kicked off at a whirlwind pace, with January delivering one major headline after another. In this article we explore the most significant stories, how markets reacted, and our outlook moving forward.
Infrastructure: Investing in the Essentials That Keep the World Running
Infrastructure rarely makes headlines, but it quietly powers everyday life – from the electricity in our homes to the data centres behind AI and cloud computing. For investors, these essential assets can also play a valuable role in building resilient, diversified portfolios.
Markets end the year on a high note
Welcome to your quarterly investment update from atomos covering October to December 2025.
2026 Outlook: Key themes for investors
Investors who stayed patient and remained invested through 2025 were generally rewarded. Despite a challenging start to the year and uncertainty around US trade policy, most major asset classes – including equities, bonds and alternatives - delivered positive returns. With global stock markets near all-time highs, it’s natural to ask whether caution is warranted.
Our clients look to us for advice on how events today, and trends for tomorrow, are going to affect their wealth plans. Read the key insights from our specialists on the topics of investing and market commentary.

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The value of investments and any income from them can fall and you may get back less than you invested.
The value of investments and any income from them can fall and you may get back less than you invested.