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On #InternationalVolunteerDay, we celebrate the dedication of 1,400 DWS colleagues who contributed their time and energy to 84 volunteer initiatives worldwide. From supporting the elderly and creating joyful experiences for disadvantaged children, to assisting refugees, stocking food banks, and driving environmental action through tree planting and clean-up efforts — their impact is felt across communities globally. Thank you to everyone who made a difference. Together, we are contributing to DWS’s CSR goals of reducing social inequalities and combating climate change. Take a look at the video to see highlights from this year’s volunteer activities 👇. 👉 Click here to learn more about our #CSR activities: http://dws.co/6040AgIXw #Volunteering #Impact

U.S. unemployment is steady, but anxiety about #ArtificialIntelligence is rising. Our Chart of the Week shows a growing gap between official jobless rates and worker expectations. What matters most? Past numbers – or continuing uncertainties? 👉 Read more here: http://dws.co/6046Agt38

We believe there are reasons to be optimistic about the investment landscape for 2026. However, diversification across regions, sectors, investment styles, and currencies will be more crucial than ever. 👉 Read more here: http://dws.co/6042A5ISQ

Despite political turbulence, 2025 performed well – and our outlook for 2026 looks even stronger. Profit growth and rate cuts could provide a solid foundation. Whether we see AI again as a key market driver will be explained in our market outlook. 👉 Read more: http://dws.co/6048A5oor

Global equity markets’ sentiment continued to wane as concerns over valuations, AI tech spending ROI, and hawkish Fed comments weighed on expectations. Find out more in our LRA Market Update November 19, 2025 edition. Subscribe now ⬇️. For professional/institutional investors only.

Our Chart of the Week puts #Mexico in the spotlight: despite concerns ahead of last year’s U.S. elections, the peso has strengthened and local bonds have shone. What could be driving this resilience? 👉 Read more here: http://dws.co/6040AdvPy

After a 43-day shutdown, the U.S. federal government is back in business. The pause is expected to dent Q4 GDP, but much of that impact could bounce back in early 2026. Find out more in our LRA Market Update November 12, 2025 edition. Subscribe now⬇️. For professional/institutional investors only.

Asset allocation diversification is becoming increasingly important. A key could be to move away from a one-size-fits-all approach and start considering different scenarios. Which strategies might mitigate downside risk in which market situations? 👉 Dive into theme 9 of 10 for the year ahead: http://dws.co/6046Aj4pQ

Information on China’s 15th five-year plan indicates that investments in tech could be crucial; for good reason. The high-tech sector's share of GDP is forecasted to reach 18.3% in 2026, nearly doubling in a decade. Is China’s future truly high-tech? 👉 Read more here: http://dws.co/6047AjZSZ

Despite its recent weakness the dollar remains the backbone of the global financial system. This is one of several reasons why recent predictions of the greenback's imminent demise seem premature. ➡️ Read more about the eighth of 10 themes for the year ahead: http://dws.co/6044AbhFQ