China’s credit downgrade could ‘reawaken risk’
While Moody’s Investor Service’s decision to downgrade China for the first time since 1989 didn’t move markets massively, some investors fear that it could dredge up negative sentiment.
While Moody’s Investor Service’s decision to downgrade China for the first time since 1989 didn’t move markets massively, some investors fear that it could dredge up negative sentiment.
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Neptune Investment Management’s £32m China fund manager Douglas Turnbull has left the firm after more than 10 years.
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The British blue-chip index climbed to 7,458.5 out of the gate on Monday morning, as the price of oil surged.
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Emerging market equities and bonds have outperformed their developed rivals by a large margin year-to-date, resulting in a surge in inflows.
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Recoveries in the Indian and Chinese stock markets were key drivers of investment company performance in the first quarter, a report from QuotedData shows.
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While China and India are not the only countries in Asia changing their economic make-up, they are without doubt the largest – but is their influence on the rest of the region disproportionately large?
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The threat of protectionist US policies has weakened the yuan and caused concerns among some investors, but a more protectionist stance from the US might actually benefit China.
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With improved conditions in emerging markets set to continue, economic growth in the sector is poised to accelerate, says Gonzalo Pangaro, lead fund manager of T Rowe Price’s Emerging Markets Equity Fund.
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Market uncertainty is making it tough to make the right calls, but investors are keener than ever to put their money to work. Portfolio Adviser’s Guernsey roundtable discussed the issues.
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China left the US in the dust last month and was the best performing region of the MSCI All Country World Index (ACWI), while France and Germany crawled behind.
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A robust dollar could have nasty implications for global assets but China is particularly at risk, said Andrews Gwynne partner Mark Smith.
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The dismantling of Dodd-Frank will give European banks with ties to the United States a competitive advantage and could influence other nations to adopt a more competitive regulatory scheme.
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