Brexit and markets: What next?
Brexit and markets: What next?
Larry Hatheway (pictured), Group Chief Economist and Head of Multi Asset Portfolio Solutions at GAM, looks at what happens next following the UK’s vote to leave the EU…
Larry Hatheway (pictured), Group Chief Economist and Head of Multi Asset Portfolio Solutions at GAM, looks at what happens next following the UK’s vote to leave the EU…
The LSE has listed a fixed income ETF from Chinese investment firm Fullgoal Asset Management (HK) Limited. The Fullgoal FTSE China Onshore Sovereign and Policy Bank Bond 1-10 Year Index ETF is the first ETF by an independent Chinese issuer in Europe.
The recent announcement by MSCI in its 2016 Market Classification Review of its decision to delay including China A-shares in its indices has raised comments from firms investing in China.
Responding to the latest announcement from the European Central Bank, Viktor Nossek, director of research at ETF provider and issuer WisdomTree Europe, comments that a relatively upbeat assessment of Eurozone economic growth, set against the impending additional stimulus measures of CSPP and TLTRO2, should work to counter threats to growth and inflation caused by weak commodities and downbeat economic growth within emerging markets.
After bottoming out at 63.4 per cent in summer 2015, the US home ownership rate has been gradually increasing. January and February of this year saw the Case-Schiller home price index flatten, indicating that there was neither an excess nor shortage of homes for sale – the market has reached Goldilocks levels.
James Klempster (pictured), head of portfolio management at Momentum Global Investment Management asks, has quantitative easing become a victim of its own success?
Although the global environment is challenging, uncertainties about growth are acute and a period of consolidation in markets is now likely, says Glyn Owen (pictured), Investment Director at Momentum GIM…
John Wyn-Evans, Head of Investment Strategy at Investment Wealth & Investment considers the potential impact of a leave vote in the UK's forthcoming EU membership referendum…
Following the People's Bank of China's announcement yesterday that it will be removing quotas on its bond market, Schroders' Head of Asian Fixed Income, Rajeev De Mello, welcomes the opening of the bond market to long-term investors and sees it as a significant step in the further integration of the Chinese capital markets into global markets…
As global volatility caused global share markets to plunge in January, the Australian exchange traded fund industry was more resilient, according to the BetaShares Australian ETF Review – January 2016.