Inflation fear varies widely Legg Mason finds
New survey highlights big differences in inflation fears across countries.
New survey highlights big differences in inflation fears across countries.
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Political uncertainty and currency volatility have increased sell offs, leaving emerging market equities at attractive valuations for investors with a long time horizon.
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A rising demand for minerals and oil has boosted the sub-Saharan economy by more than triple its size.
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The copper market was largely balanced in 2013, despite global mine production rising by 8%, its fastest pace in over a decade, said Thomson Reuters GFMS.
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Threadneedle Investments has halved its equity overweight in the last week, shifting approximately $1bn back into cash amid concerns over China and reservation over the asset class.
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Peripheral Europe needs to raise its game against Germany if it is to prosper, while disparate inflation rates are a necessary part of the eurozones very painful adjustment process, according to Arbuthnots Ruth Lea.
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After five years of solid gains on the US stock market the next seven could deliver absolutely nothing, according to GMOs James Montier.
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There are not many ‘safe’ investments at the moment but the US is one of them, according to Canaccord Genuity's Robert Jukes.
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The UK services sector kept rising in March but its rate of growth has been slowing down.
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The Bank of England and the Government could create a frozen food barbeque effect by overestimating the amount of slack in the UK economy, according to Legal & General Investment Management.
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With the GEM sector trading at an average 9% discount against the broader markets 4%, is now a buying opportunity?
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UK equity funds proved to be the best-selling for the fourth consecutive month with net retail sales of £555m.
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