Trump’s first 100 days in office have been jam packed with outrageous tweets, ‘alternative facts,’ a failed healthcare bill and foreign policy blunders. But, what were the best and worst performing US sectors during Trump’s first 100 days?
Old Mutual Global Investors CEO Richard Buxton is less worried about politics in Europe, the US or the UK than he is about sterling being the UK’s only safety valve post-monetary policy.
The first round of the French election is a few days away. So what are investors doing to protect against another potential shock victory and near-term volatility?
Nomura Asset Management’s Dickie Hodges isn’t calling an end for the risk rally just yet, despite the recent government bond rally after president Trump’s policy blunders.
The US airstrike on Syria and disappointing jobs data immediately brought down markets on Friday, and investment managers are beginning to protect their portfolios against more of the same.
Smith & Williamson’s Tineke Frikkee believes the extreme rotation in equity markets post-Trump that has favoured aggressive value stocks is showing signs of petering out.
Markets have faltered over fears of a gap between what president Trump promised against what he can deliver – so is positive macro news across the pond all its cracked up to be for an investor?
Rising bond yields amid the election of Donald Trump depressed new investments into bond funds in the final quarter of 2016, new figures show.
The week kicks off with BT in hot water, a Trump-fuelled fall in the FTSE 100 and a redemption moment for sterling.
Smith & Williamson is urging investors to look beyond sterling corporate bonds as global yield curves continue to diverge.
Russia is regaining appeal for emerging market investors but are there reasons to invest beyond a commodities recovery?
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.
