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Only the year 2000 and 2003 even come close.
“This year has already seen 12 open-to-close movements of 2% or more and seven of those have been declines against five increases, so those investors tempted to buy on the dips will be hoping this year’s action is similar to the final capitulation selling witnessed in 2003 and 2009 before markets started to head north again,” AJ Bell’s Russ Mould said.
Finsbury Growth & Income manager says the ‘breaks are running’ against his portfolio currently
‘Governments, and their agents such as central banks, are very much involved in controlling economies and financial markets’
Sophia Sednaoui and Katie Forbes to join investor relations team
Aegon’s Komulainen has called on fund managers to vote against climate transition plans at Shell’s AGM
JP Morgan US Equity Income and Hermes Global Emerging Markets funds switched for BNY Mellon and Baillie Gifford offerings
Invesco Bond Income Plus Limited trust given Elite rating
