Baring warns of slow growth decade
Baring Asset Management has warned that the next decade could see slower growth around the world than some expect.
Baring Asset Management has warned that the next decade could see slower growth around the world than some expect.
Bond investors should treat Grexit as a side-issue and turn their attention to impending interest rate rises, says Invesco Perpertual’s Stuart Edwards.
The Bank of England could spring an interest rate rise on markets sooner than expected, according to JP Morgan’s Stephanie Flanders.
The banking sector is the market leader in valuation terms, says Fidelity’s Alex Wright, and investors can once again feel comfortable with it.
Global productivity may be in a cyclical trough warned BlackRock’s Ewen Cameron Watt, and failure to deliver an upturn could have significant ramifications across financial markets.
Equity income investors must avoid “illusory” company valuations by ignoring everything except cash flow, says Artemis’ Adrian Gosden.
Greece leaving the euro will not come to pass and is nothing more than a “distraction issue”, says Kames CIO Stephen Jones.
The global economy is teetering between recovery and overheating, says Fidelity’s Eugene Philalithis, and investors should prepare for rising inflation by taking on hybrid assets.
The UK commercial property growth cycle is spreading away from London, according to industry experts.
The ‘Westernisation’ of Chinese banks will see them directly competing with their US and European counterparts, says Ashmore’s Jan Dehn.
The Bank of England could raise interest rates this year according to BMO Global Asset Management economist Steven Bell.
Sceptics on US equities heading higher are suffering from bearishness and Janet Yellen should pay less attention to the market, according to UBS’ Tom Digenan.