Grexit and Brexit European stocks high stakes
As the European Central Bank’s quantitative easing programme creaks into life this week in belated fashion by many reckonings, there seems to be something else overdue happening.
As the European Central Bank’s quantitative easing programme creaks into life this week in belated fashion by many reckonings, there seems to be something else overdue happening.
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Neil Woodford has painted a bearish picture on the world economy in an interview with the BBC News channel.
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The US may be about to hit the final 100 yards of its economic marathon, but Rathbones’ David Coombs says there is still room for an earnings upside surprise.
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The United States economy showed further signs of heating up as the Department of Labour revealed 295,000 additional jobs had been added during February.
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One of the most striking divergences since the start of the global financial crisis has been the speed and magnitude of the US recovery relative to that of the rest of the world.
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According to Tellsons Investors, investors should be preparing for the possibility of an inflection point in the polar extremes between bond and equity market valuations
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F&C Investments has hired David Walker as investment director in its private equity funds business.
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New research has revealed which investment trust sectors have delivered most for investors over the past 20 years and which have left them short changed.
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Equity funds sometimes seem all too similar, but differentiation can be sharpened through investment process and philosophy, said Jalil Rasheed, investment director and head of the Singapore office for Invesco.
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Ashcourt Rowan has expanded its product research team with the recruitment of a new head of funds.
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Flows into European equities exchange-traded products hit a monthly high of $8.9bn in February, according to BlackRock.
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