Slip into deflation raises chances of ECB QE extension
Eurozone prices fell by 0.1% in September from a year earlier, reversing a 0.1% increase the previous month.
Eurozone prices fell by 0.1% in September from a year earlier, reversing a 0.1% increase the previous month.
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Investors are still positioned in the winning trades of 2014, says Neuberger Berman’s Ugo Lancioni, but the case for those trades is now far from obvious.
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Turbulence in bond markets has left bond investors nervous and cash piles high but while more movement is expected, certainty on a few issues could see investors moving back into the market during the second half of the year.
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Greece leaving the euro will not come to pass and is nothing more than a “distraction issue”, says Kames CIO Stephen Jones.
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Sales of UCITS-qualified funds outstripped their non-UCITS counterparts by 419% in April, according to research by the European Fund and Asset Management Association.
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Benchmark 10-year bond yields in the eurozone have more than doubled since the end of April, when they reached an all-time low.
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Investors need to moderate their return expectations from European equity markets due to high valuations, according to JP Morgan Asset Management.
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Pictet Asset Management has shifted some of its high-yield exposure over to sovereign debt.
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Inflows into the European exchange-traded fund space hit their lowest ebb for six months in May, according to a BlackRock report.
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The FTSE 100 fell significantly as markets fretted over whether Greece will fail to reach a deal with its creditors and default on its €300m International Monetary Fund payment tomorrow.
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European Central Bank president, Mario Draghi told journalists on Wednesday that markets should get used to higher levels of volatility.
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Global markets are being driven by an addiction to central bank policy rather than economic fundamentals, says Barings’ Marino Valensie.
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