The first three weeks of 2016 have been a difficult time in global stock markets, but in reality little has changed except perception. John Chatfeild-Roberts (pictured), head of strategy, Jupiter Independent Funds Team, outlines some of the opportunities and risks in the current market environment, as well as the importance of patience when investing over the long term…
Nancy Curtin (pictured), CIO, Close Brothers Asset Management, comments on China’s latest GDP figures…
The Federal Reserve appears ready to raise interest rates next week. Bond investors fear that could pummel their portfolios. Ashish Shah (pictured), head of global credit at AllianceBernstein is not so sure, and thinks moving to the sidelines now is a bad idea…
Nicholas Wall (pictured), Portfolio Manager, Invesco Fixed Income team, comments on the latest moves by the ECB to boost the eurozone economy…
As November comes to a close, the general trend in the markets for the month has been positive for developed-market equities and negative for US Treasuries, says Alan Higgins (pictured), UK CIO at Coutts…
Investors seeking a balanced perspective on risk and opportunity in China should set aside outdated perceptions of the country as a manufacturing juggernaut and think of it instead as “two Chinas”, says global asset manager AllianceBernstein (AB).
Neil Williams (pictured), Group Chief Economist at Hermes Investment Management, reacts to the UK Autumn Statement…
Nancy Curtin (pictured), CIO, Close Brothers Asset Management comments on the latest US Q3 GDP figures, which show a 2.1 per cent rise…
The result of Myanmar’s election bodes well for investors says, Alquity’s head of Asian investments, Mike Sell (pictured)…
Short-term volatility can create significant market inefficiencies that can be capitalised upon for longer-term gain, says Simon Brazier (pictured), Portfolio Manager of the Investec UK Alpha Fund…