Fed rate hike means risk rally could be short lived – BAML
Bank of America Merrill Lynch suspects bank lending conditions will force the hand of the Federal Reserve, clipping the current risk rally.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch suspects bank lending conditions will force the hand of the Federal Reserve, clipping the current risk rally.
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Fund Selector Asia compares the Investec Global Energy Fund and the Schroder ISF Global Energy Fund.
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The US high yield market has “rebounded strongly” from a dreadful showing in 2015, continuing to offer the most value in the energy space in spite of plummeting oil prices and worsening credit fundamentals, according to Heartwood Investment Management’s investment director David Absolon.
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Taking a contrarian view on United States equities can reap rewards according to Evan Bauman, co-lead manager of the Legg Mason ClearBridge US Aggressive Growth Fund.
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The downtrodden high-yield market is pricing in more trouble than anticipated, but investors should expect a wave of energy sector defaults, says Stenham Asset Management.
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Fund manager sentiment on emerging markets and energy stocks has hit a new low, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s August Fund Manager Survey.
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Royal Dutch Shell shares have shaken off a 56% plunge in profits revealed this morning.
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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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Out of favour in markets over the past years, energy equities are starting to capture the imagination of investors and making it on their to-buy lists.
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According to the ETP provider, the new product will allow European investors access to the US energy space in a new way.
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Conventional wisdom says if China struggles then so does demand for commodities, but does that make resources a contrarian opportunity worth pursuing today?
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The prospect of war in the Crimea is bringing out the best in the doomsayer national news headline writers while the more astute financial publications look straight through them in search of the investment winners and dump the losers.
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