2026 bond outlook

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ACTIVE INVESTOR WEEKLY EDITION: December 12, 2025 View in a browser

FIDELITY ACTIVE INVESTOR® WEEKLY EDITION: December 12, 2025

2026 bond outlook Why bonds might beckon even as stocks have soared. Read more Chart of the week: Metals have shined in 2025 Gold, silver, industrial metals, and rare earths have surged this year. Read more 2026 crypto outlook Will Bitcoin find mainstream acceptance? Read more New ways to save on taxes in 2026 Tax changes that can make a difference. Read more Fintech innovation enters new era How you can invest with the changes that are happening in financial services. Read more The interest rate outlook The Market Sense team looks at how the Fed might move on rates in 2026. Watch now

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