Eye-watering US rate rises still to come as peak inflation proves elusive
April US CPI drop was ‘never going to be the start of it freefalling to more palatable levels’
April US CPI drop was ‘never going to be the start of it freefalling to more palatable levels’
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With some price hikes already built in – newer investors in certain sectors might just have missed the boat
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World Oceans Day on 8 June is an ideal time to become as energised about the deep as we are about carbon emissions
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And as the growth vs value debate rumbles on – investors could be better served seeking quality
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Elon Musk may be a bit ‘marmite’ but when ExxonMobile scores higher than Tesla there is clearly a disconnect
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Charles Stanley senior investment manager says part of the job is investment, but a lot of it is also education
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Valuations could fall further if weaker economic data and earnings induce panic-selling
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But Baillie Gifford’s Sophie Earnshaw believes there are still opportunities amid the risks
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Hopes that a Covid ‘war chest’ of savings will be opened to support the economy appear misplaced
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But still questions over whether inflation will continue to surprise
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The best opportunities are likely to sit outside the FTSE 100
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The J Stern & Co partner talks about following an investment approach going back 60 years
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