Single B the sweet spot in euro high yield
There are few areas of the fixed income market that are growing and diversifying as rapidly as euro high yield.
Profiles & Comment
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Mining moving from pessimism to scepticism
Neil Gregson explains the success behind natural resources’ barnstorming start to 2014 even though mining sector valuations are at multi-year lows and commodity producers are still seeing earnings downgrades.
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The housing stocks the Budget will benefit
Matthew Tillet explains the Budget's implications for the housing sector
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GoldMoney bucks trend of post-FOMC sell-off
Janet Yellen’s debut FOMC meeting caused a sell-off in gold, but many investors bucked the trend
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Linker fans do not fear QE end Axa IM
Inflation linker investors shouldnt fear the end of QE
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GEM valuations remain overweight SEI
In spite of the volume of negative headlines, economic and market sentiment around the asset class SEI's Jim Solloway explains why he is happy to remain overweight emerging markets.
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is enviro friendly China a credible investment
As China goes through its shift of emphasis to a new-look, domestic-focused economy, clean energy is emerging as a theme within its government’s push to a ‘Beautiful China’. But how good is this for investors?
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EM grace under pressure by SWIP
Emerging economies are under renewed pressure, as SWIP’s chief economist walks through the scenarios
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BlackRock says Happy Birthday bull market
This week marks the fifth anniversary of the current bull market. BlackRock’s global chief investment strategist asks what’s next in store.
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Does debt matter
Meanwhile, in the eurozone, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Italy and Ireland are among the world's most indebted countries, and yet their bond markets have witnessed one of the most explosive rallies in history. Is this fair, and what explains this dichotomy? In reality, the stock of a debt is a poor indicator of the level of…
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Another year of unchanged interest rates Rlam
Despite speculation that interest rates will rise, RLAM does not expect rates to rocket this year.
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Emergency measures have become the norm
The Bank rate was dropped to 0.5% five years ago as a rescue operation - it now seems normal
