uk out of recession
The UK economy expanded by a better-than-expected 1% during the third quarter of the year, according to preliminary figures.
The UK economy expanded by a better-than-expected 1% during the third quarter of the year, according to preliminary figures.
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Investors need to be aware that the rally bolstering markets is not a classic risk-on rally, says JP Morgan Asset Management global strategist Tom Elliott.
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Global growth will most likely remain subdued over the course of 2013 despite the apparent bright spot of the US, a leading macroeconomic forecasting consultancy warns.
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The strong likelihood of continued loose monetary policy by the world’s central banks is making corporate assets more attractive than sovereign debt, according to HSBC Global Asset Management.
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The US housing market, “where the problems all started”, is a bright spot in an otherwise BBB (brittle, bumpy and below-par) recovery, according to Schroders’ chief economist Keith Wade.
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Academics studying a 72-year stretch of the Dow Jones claim they have found a way to end the kind of stock market crash that struck in 2008.
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Investor sentiment towards China will stay bearish for the next few months as the country’s economic outlook is set to remain challenging, the head of China A-shares research at Schroders argues.
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There are divisions at the Bank of England over adding to the £375bn quantitative easing (QE) programme next month.
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The smartphone market could be a better play on the Chinese consumer than the more-common luxury goods strategy, Standard Life Investments’ Magdalene Miller suggests.
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Increased risk of fiscal slippage in the UK and the limited benefits of further quantitative easing (QE) have left gilt valuations “vulnerable”, according to Standard Life Investments’ Philip Laing.
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The leap in European indices this morning suggests investors have taken the Federal Reserves announcement of QE3 as a signal to put some cash to work, but is now the right time to increase exposure to risk assets, or is caution still the by-word?
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Mario Draghi puts fiscal, financial, economic and political union at the heart of his vision for the Economic Monetary Union with the euro at its core.
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