Market optimism still dampened by EM worries
Periodic mini-crises have forced central banks to take aggressive action to shore up their currencies, often at the expense of the outlook for domestic growth, writes Threadneedle’s Mark Burgess.
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nick mustoe plans to increase asia exposure
The manager of the Global Equity Income fund plans to increase exposure by 3-4% in the next months.
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River and Mercantile confirms London IPO plan
Company planning to raise £12m through London Stock Exchange IPO
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amundi launches global bond and currency fund
The fund launch comes in response to Europes changing fixed income environment.
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Six core funds for playing the long game
David McFadzean of RBC Wealth Management favours the long game and looks at six funds that help balance a portfolio.
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RSMR launches fund range and SRI ratings
Rayner Spencer Mills Research is launching fund range and SRI rating services
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European equities have much room to grow BlackRock
No surprises are expected in tomorrow’s European Elections, but equities have room to move, says BlackRock’s Alice Gaskell.
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assessing the risks as markets normalise
The road back to normality is likely to be bumpy as the Fed reduces its asset purchases, according to the co-head of the multi asset team at Henderson Global Investors.
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kames backs gov bonds despite negative return fear
According to David Roberts, head of fixed income at Kames Capital, investors can be making small positive returns.
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Kleinwort Benson appoint new fiduciary head
Kleinwort Benson appoints Simon Rees as head of fiduciary services arm
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LSE enters exclusive talks on Russell deal
London Stock Exchange says it has entered exclusive talks with The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company on buying Russell Investments
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is there still a call for bonds
It is a year since tapering fears first hit the markets, while ONS stats show UK inflation is back on the rise, but what impact is all this having on investors appetite for bond funds?