pa analysis: china bears might just be right
China is the dominant global economy and an ever-expanding market place to do business, but how many have considered the impact of a continued slowdown in both?
China is the dominant global economy and an ever-expanding market place to do business, but how many have considered the impact of a continued slowdown in both?
Out on the ground in Hong Kong, Portfolio Adviser asked two China-focused economists if the country was headed for a hard or soft landing?
Volatility and opportunity are comfortable bedfellows according to Tim Cockerill head of collectives research at Rowan-Dartington.
As traditional dividend payers struggle and emerging market countries improve their business practices, the search for yield can move further afield.
Whether or not there is an Asian property bubble simply depends on who you ask.
JP Morgan Asset Management has launched an emerging markets multi-asset fund.
iShares has launched three new ETFS that give exposure to three distinct types of commodity company.
Brian O’Neill’s Gartmore Global Trust i the latest to go through the Henderson brand name change.
Schroders’ head of Asian equities warns Europe against looking to China for any direct financial help out of its debt crisis.
Despite slower global and Asian growth, Catherine Yeung suggests that this is still the second best buying opportunity in a decade.
Obama must be bullish on the US economy, but for American stocks it will be far from plain sailing.
Investment trusts outperformed general markets in August due to a tightening of discounts.