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Teresa Kong argues that the recent moves in Chinese currency markets are not just a healthy thing to see but necessary for an economy looking to increase the role of the market in allocating resources.
Teresa Kong argues that the recent moves in Chinese currency markets are not just a healthy thing to see but necessary for an economy looking to increase the role of the market in allocating resources.
Investors clearly want more growth but they shouldn’t assume going cheap will deliver it.
Despite increased volatility in financial markets and weaker macroeconomic numbers, we continue to believe the global economy will improve gradually throughout 2014 in a low-inflation environment, which will be positive for risky assets.
Cash-rich companies are helping fuel the current rounds of M&A activity though there are still plenty of questions that need to be asked before diving in too early.
I recently looked at the challenges faced by traditional retailers when they try to move online.
Swiss & Global AM's Carlo Capaul argues that now is the time for investors to switch to undervalued equities as companies with cash are on the verge of launching a stream of buyback programmes.
Valuations need a lot of stretch before they start to really matter.
As spring looms, brief drops in the Japanese equity market prove fertile ground for fears of market crashes.
Since the financial crisis, counterparty or credit risk have been under closer scrutiny when researching structured products.
Prices in the capital surged this month, helping national values post their best annual increase since before the financial crisis, according to Rightmove, the property website.
European asset managers are set to rationalise their fund ranges further, but at a corporate level a widespread M&A spree is unlikely.
As the bearish mood around EM continues into 2014, it might be time to hunt for some hidden stock opportunities