The rate also rises: Forget Grexit and focus on the Fed – Invesco
Bond investors should treat Grexit as a side-issue and turn their attention to impending interest rate rises, says Invesco Perpertual’s Stuart Edwards.
Bond investors should treat Grexit as a side-issue and turn their attention to impending interest rate rises, says Invesco Perpertual’s Stuart Edwards.
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The Bank of England could spring an interest rate rise on markets sooner than expected, according to JP Morgan’s Stephanie Flanders.
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The banking sector is the market leader in valuation terms, says Fidelity’s Alex Wright, and investors can once again feel comfortable with it.
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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.
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Equity income investors must avoid “illusory” company valuations by ignoring everything except cash flow, says Artemis’ Adrian Gosden.
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Greece leaving the euro will not come to pass and is nothing more than a “distraction issue”, says Kames CIO Stephen Jones.
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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.
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The UK commercial property growth cycle is spreading away from London, according to industry experts.
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The ‘Westernisation’ of Chinese banks will see them directly competing with their US and European counterparts, says Ashmore’s Jan Dehn.
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The Bank of England could raise interest rates this year according to BMO Global Asset Management economist Steven Bell.
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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.
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With Chinese stocks having officially entered bear territory earlier this week, industry experts are divided on which neck of the woods the market will end up in.
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