wake-up call needed as fiscal fatigue hits
There are increasing signs that politicians are experiencing fiscal fatigue. However, government finances continue to deteriorate as debt rises relative to national income.
There are increasing signs that politicians are experiencing fiscal fatigue. However, government finances continue to deteriorate as debt rises relative to national income.
Neuberger Berman has launched a multi-manager Ucits fund targeting an absolute return, replicating a similar strategy run in the US for the past 18 months.
Asian leaders should use the current slowdown to push through some much-needed structural reforms, First State’s Angus Tulloch and Martin Lau have said, arguing that turning weakness to their advantage will boost growth over the longer term.
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Schroder Income Growth trust manager Sue Noffke has been reducing her exposure to large cap defensives in favour of undervalued mid cap names.
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The board of Edinburgh Investment Trust may be “sympathetic” to management proposals from Invesco Perpetual if they centre around its new UK equity head, though analysts have said the fund’s mandate could be tweaked if Mark Barnett takes the helm.
You may have read a Sunday paper's take on how young Japanese people are holding off having babies, but putting the well-worn debates about demographics to one side, can investors really 'play safe' in Japan?