US corporate fundamentals fly in face of debt-riddled govt
Charles Richardson explains the current headwinds for US companies and why they are still attractive
Profiles & Comment
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US politicians playing a dangerous game with its economy
Andrew Bell wants US politicians to stop posturing, raise the debt ceiling then reduce its deficits.
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Can the euro survive democracy?
ING IM’s Ad van Tiggelen believes 2011 may turn out to be ‘the year of truth’ for the eurozone.
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Why the UK mid-cap run has further to go
Axa Framlington’s Chris St John says strong mid-cap gains are no barrier to further outperformance.
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Investors should look beyond short-term information
Fidelity’s James Griffin says short-termism is leading investors to unfairly shun some sectors.
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The IMA should stop patronising fund buyers
Lee Robertson says the IMA should do its own homework before suggesting others are not doing theirs.
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Is Turkey still worth an investment?
After a runaway 2010 but a poor start to 2011, Gregor Holek assesses Turkish market prospects.
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Greece likely to be nursed through to June’s EU/IMF payment
Mark Holman looks at the issues facing Greece as its next quarterly EU/IMF bailout payment falls due
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Private equity opportunities open up for retail investors
Tim Eve looks at how private equity is increasing the choice available to high net worth investors.
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A loss of confidence in the BoE could lead to stagflation
Keith Wade says the temptation to continue to blame UK inflation on temporary factors is dangerous.
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Emerging market credit bubble fears overblown
Manoj Prahad explains why he has few concerns over a mooted emerging market credit bubble.
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The euro will fall further – and not just against safe havens
Chris Alexander says the euro is set to suffer and examines the market impact of new oil forecasts.
