QE sink will remain full for some time still
Markets are finally worried about the right thing the eurozone – according to Neil Williams, chief economist at Hermes.
Markets are finally worried about the right thing the eurozone – according to Neil Williams, chief economist at Hermes.
Kunal Desai, head of Indian equities discusses the implications of Sunday’s budget in India.
German borrowing costs over five years fell into negative territory for the first time on Thursday, as demand for German bonds continued unabated.
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has cut its global economic growth forecasts due to concern over the impact of the sluggish eurozone economy and geopolitical trouble spots around the world.
As the geopolitical and monetary policy worry list grows, an old concept may well be set for a new lease of life.
The United States is likely to release strong jobs numbers tomorrow (5 September) according to economics consultancy Fathom.
The volatile mix of global divergence in monetary policy and some highly charged geopolitical hotspots should give fixed income fund managers plenty to think about over the coming weeks.
Investec said today its central case is for a first UK interest rate rise since the credit crisis to be implemented in November.
While there are many reasons to be optimistic about the economic prospects of much of the world there may be a more fundamental shift at work undermining all
The UK, in stark contrast to Eurozone heavyweights France and Germany, received good economic news once again as its GDP growth was revised up to 3.2% year on year.
Kennox Asset Management’s Geoff Legg says the investment management industry has become obsessed with benchmarks, and risk is often
It is fair to say that this week is the very peak of the summer as far as the investment industry goes but it could be a bad time to take your eye off the ball.