Aberdeen: Six key repercussions of Trump’s tariffs
Aberdeen Investments’ chief economist Paul Diggle looks through the noise of recent weeks
Aberdeen Investments’ chief economist Paul Diggle looks through the noise of recent weeks
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European equities have reversed three years of underperformance versus the US in the first quarter alone and look set to continue its mini renaissance
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India may be the largest contributor to the global workforce, but it does not have enough good jobs for its growing population
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Exceptional market conditions rarely persist and those invested in US equity benchmarks are taking on extraordinary risk, writes Nick Clay
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Key events for wealth managers in the week beginning 21 April
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Investors flocked to the safety of gold rather than the US dollar amid recent volatility as Trump rewrites the global monetary regime
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Confidence has returned to AT1 bonds, but there still needs to be a fundamental shift in how they are understood, monitored, and managed
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As US exceptionalism starts to crumble, the reliability of dividends is becoming more appealing, writes Darius McDermott
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Key events for wealth managers in the week beginning 14 April
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UK equities are far removed from their less-than-ideal domestic economy, despite investors’ misinterpretations, writes Julian Cane
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Panic selling can lead to investors missing out on significant gains, damaging portfolio performance for the long-term, warns Nick Stanhope
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ regulation cuts could be the long-overdue boost financial services need – or it could be another damp squib, writes Neil Robson
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