Infrastructure’s safe haven status on shaky ground
For every 1% increase in the discount rate, investors can expect a decline of between 5.4% and 9.9% in the NAV of these trusts, says Killik
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Author: Cherry Reynard
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All eyes on the Bank of England as sterling weakness ups the ante
UK companies now look exceptionally cheap for dollar-based corporate and private equity buyers
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What can we read into Terry Smith’s closure of FEET?
Especially in light of the more than 100 funds in the IA Emerging Market sector with worse three-year performance
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European growth at risk of running out of gas
Russia’s weaponising of fossil fuels could trigger a wave of business closures
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Is surprise uptick in US consumer confidence a false dawn?
Lower gas prices put small spring in consumers’ steps in August but weaker jobs growth could force households to rein in spending
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Worst is yet to come as Fed pursues price stability at all costs
Central bank dashes hopes that US rate rises will peak sooner and lower than predicted
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Dan Boardman-Weston: Long-term sustainable investments beat big bets
BRI Wealth Management CEO also backs allocating a portion of investor capital to thematic ideas
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What did Q2 earnings season tell us about the economy?
Sceptics warn better-than-expected numbers do not reflect inflationary pressures
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Is US Inflation Reduction Act a damp squib?
Ambitious measures seek long-term improvements but risk doing little to alleviate the immediate problems
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Hawksmoor’s Ian Bailey: Process has to fit the client, not the other way round
‘Wealth managers try and undercut each other, but we find that clients increasingly recognise you get what you pay for’
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How bad will the UK recession be?
BoE predicting a milder slump than the GFC but one economist says to prep for a ‘long series of negative pieces of economic news’
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Surprisingly resilient emerging markets defy strong dollar
Even carving out a resurgent China, some EM economies delivered growth in Q1