Fidelity: 2022 sector outlook

Check out Fidelity's take on all 11 sectors, plus some opportunities—including AI, streaming, REITs, sustainability, bioprocessing, and more.

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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS® WEEKLY EDITION: January 07, 2022

2022 sector outlook Check out Fidelity's take on all 11 sectors, plus some opportunities—including AI, streaming, REITs, sustainability, bioprocessing, and more. Read more CHART OF THE WEEK Which way are rates going? Interest rates continue to be near historic lows, but that may change in 2022. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Bond market 2022: Not great, not grim The modest and gradual interest rate increases expected to begin in 2022 may come as good news to some savers. Read more MARKET COMMENTARY Economy: Shifting policy and potential volatility Investors should keep an eye on these "post-peak" themes in 2022. Read more OPTIONS Market or limit? Dan Nathan, Principal at RiskReversal, explains which order may be optimal depending on your outlook, plus he shares his latest tactical trading ideas. Read more PERSONAL FINANCE New year, new job? Make these money moves Your career is going places. Just be sure to make smart money moves along the way. Read more

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