Morningstar’s Mike Coop: An uncertain future doesn’t mean putting paid to investment goals
Morningstar’s Mike Coop talks equity and bond forecasts for 2024
Economy
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AJ Bell’s Mould: Five investment themes to watch in 2024
Mould has drawn up a shortlist of the factors that could come into play
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BoE will damage economy if rates move higher again
Former Lloyds Bank chief economist shares his views on UK economy at Responsible Pathway
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Rathbones’ Jackson: UK economy is more resilient than in 2008/09
Rathbone UK Opportunities’ manager Alexandra Jackson explains her love for UK mid caps and why she is feeling positive
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Weekly outlook: UK gets an economic health check
The key events for UK wealth managers for the week starting 11 November
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Thomas Report – May 2018
In the latest edition of The Thomas Report, Nigel Thomas explores how companies’ ability to respond to change is crucial to success.
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Interest rates rise for first time in decade
The Bank of England has increased interest rates for the first time in a decade, reversing the 0.25% emergency cut implemented in the aftermath of last year’s Brexit referendum.
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Russell: Don’t take UK consumer resilience for granted
UK consumer resilience must not be taken for granted as it faces an “inescapable drag” amid Brexit aftermath, warns Russell Investments.
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UK consumer confidence highest in nine years
Consumer confidence in the United Kingdom rose for the fifth successive quarter to hit its highest level for nine years, according research company Nielsen.
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US consumption will push Mexican growth
Rising US consumption will boost the Mexican manufacturing sector and subsequent wider economic growth, according to the manager of BlackRock’s Latin American Trust.
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uk leave france in cloud of dust as speeds ahead
By 2020, the UK economy is likely to overtake France to emerge as second largest economy in the EU, the latest PwC report concludes.
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five key indicators US on the mend Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank's US economist explains why he uses the five key indicators he does - and they are not the usual suspects - and why they point to a healthy-looking US.