Europe takes the lead in dividend growth race
According to the latest edition of the Henderson Global Investors Dividend Index, 2014 could well be the best year for dividend growth since 2011.
According to the latest edition of the Henderson Global Investors Dividend Index, 2014 could well be the best year for dividend growth since 2011.
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The UK, in stark contrast to Eurozone heavyweights France and Germany, received good economic news once again as its GDP growth was revised up to 3.2% year on year.
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Korean equities are set to benefit from favourable monetary policy and regulatory moves according to BlackRock.
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German equities have lost ground during the third quarter of the year relative to
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The financial crisis taught us that in extreme cases the major asset classes are all highly correlated and, as asset allocators have since learned, achieving appropriate diversification for clients is now harder than ever.
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Despite displaying what may seem an overweight exposure to financials versus the FTSE All-Share, Liontrusts macro fund manager team is wary about the sector.
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Bank of England governor Mark Carney struck a notably more dovish tone in his public remarks today despite
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According to new analysis by the Share Centre, UK-listed midcap stocks with year-ends in March have performed significantly better than the 100 counterparts.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has downgraded its forecast for Eurozone economic growth from 0.2% to 0.1% despite Mario Draghis best efforts.
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The Bank of England and European Central Bank both kept rates on hold in line with market expectations.
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According to Nick Train, manager of the Finsbury Growth and Income Trust, there remains long term value in the UK market.
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Another crisis in Europe is “unavoidable” in order for reform to happen, says L&G Investment Management’s credit strategist Ben Bennett.
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