Market turning point still looks some way off
Valuations could fall further if weaker economic data and earnings induce panic-selling
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Author: Cherry Reynard
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Grim headlines shake investor confidence in China
But Baillie Gifford’s Sophie Earnshaw believes there are still opportunities amid the risks
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Problems mount for UK investors as global outlook darkens
Hopes that a Covid ‘war chest’ of savings will be opened to support the economy appear misplaced
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Rising yields prompt investors to re-think bond allocations
But still questions over whether inflation will continue to surprise
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UK equity income outlook brightens but tread carefully
The best opportunities are likely to sit outside the FTSE 100
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Jean-Yves Chereau: Long-term investing is the only way to generate superior returns
The J Stern & Co partner talks about following an investment approach going back 60 years
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Has the tech sell-off gone too far?
Share price falls have started to look indiscriminate though valuations are still notably higher than average
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Converting net-zero talk into action
Progress towards net zero may not be moving quickly enough for Greta Thunberg but this is a hugely complex transition and a lot is happening
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Inverted yield curve muddies recession outlook
But equity investors should not be running for cover just yet
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Markets ‘not out of the woods yet’ despite shrugging off Ukraine crisis and rate rises
Analysts have yet to revise earnings estimates to factor in impact of Russian invasion and greater inflationary pressures
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Poppy Fox: ‘Women are not excessively risk averse’
Quilter Cheviot investment director wants to encourage more women to invest as 70% found not to be engaging with their finances
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Horrible 2022 sees China investors hit a fork in the road
Current valuations make long-term growth story appealing but could also signal its time investors cut their losses