‘Not a time for major calls’: Six multi-asset managers explain their Q4 positioning
Six investors outline their thoughts on markets for the final quarter of the year and beyond
Six investors outline their thoughts on markets for the final quarter of the year and beyond
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Some investors see opportunity amid the volatility
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Michael Haigh and Jules Penel will be based in firm’s London office
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But gold and a weaker US dollar could make next year more interesting for investors
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They play a multi-faceted role within portfolios and, despite a few short-term headwinds, it’s impossible to deny the strength of the story
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Russia’s weaponising of fossil fuels could trigger a wave of business closures
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Fossil fuels are being shunned by investors, but record payouts mean sector could still worth adding to portfolios
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Five of the Edinburgh manager’s funds and trusts are nursing 20% losses
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Brent crude is at $105 p/b, while gold, nickel and wheat prices are up 40% due to disruption from Russia-Ukraine war
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Hedge funder has already more than doubled his initial investment in Polymetal
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Inflation is expected in an escalation and de-escalation scenario so central bankers have to hold their nerve
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As global risk-off sentiment makes bad situation worse for EM equities
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