Greetham US stocks to bounce back
Fidelity’s Trevor Greetham expects US economy to bounce back from weather-induced Q2 weakness
Fidelity’s Trevor Greetham expects US economy to bounce back from weather-induced Q2 weakness
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The latest agreement will reduce the risk for investors dealing with the Chinese currency through overseas payments.
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Clean energy could be in for a huge boost after India and the United States met earlier this month to renew talks regarding cooperation on clean energy.
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According to the latest survey by Franklin Templeton, UK investors believe 2014 will be a positive year for stocks.
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The continuation and intensification of ultra-low interest rates has amplified the chance of capital misallocation with central banks one accident away from a wave of inflation, according to Ruffers Steve Russell.
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Global leaders have spoken out over Putin’s attempted seizure of Crimea.
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BlackRock said in spite of problems facing the emerging markets, over and above those stemmed from the Ukraine, it had identified some select opportunities in fixed interest.
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With escalating tensions in the Crimea hitting markets, investors are examining near-term risk on holdings.
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Schroders is expecting a modest pickup in Indian growth, reaching 5% this year.
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Former BlackRock equity specialist Bob Doll predicts a return to ‘normal’ as volatility picks up in the year ahead.
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A look outside the developed world brings huge opportunity for investment but also for innovative new collective terms and acronyms for various countries with shared characteristics, however tenuous.
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The eurozone is back in the running as investor sentiment proves positive.
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