Yuan devaluation could scupper global recovery – Tilney Bestinvest
The increasing likelihood of yuan devaluation could derail the global economic recovery, warns Tilney Bestinvest’s Ben Seager-Scott.
The increasing likelihood of yuan devaluation could derail the global economic recovery, warns Tilney Bestinvest’s Ben Seager-Scott.
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BlackRock has moved to tackle the increased currency risk environment with the launch of a hedged European equities ETF.
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The current ‘whip-saw’ nature of equity markets is catching out hedge fund managers, particularly those using stop-loss risk controls, according to Stanhope Capital’s CIO Jonathan Bell.
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Kames Capital has launched a fixed income Constrained strategy for Euan McNeil, rolled out alongside its previously reported Absolute Return Bond Global Fund.
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Investors seeking sustainable dividends should look no further than the heavily-regulated utilities sector, according to Fidelity Worldwide Investment’s Michael Clarke.
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Holders of short-duration gilts should be hoping a Conservative-led government emerges from the General Election, says Newton Investment Management’s Howard Cunningham.
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Policy divergence will reach a breaking point and either drag the US and UK back into quantitative easing or trigger widespread reflation, says Rathbones’ Bryn Jones.
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However you vote today, it is the direction of sterling – more so than markets – that could cause investors most concern over the coming weeks.
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The Fed has signalled a rate rise, and dollar strength has played its part, but it will take unforeseen events to halt the US equity rally.
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“Past performance is a guide to future returns,” says Lee Gardhouse, investment director at Hargreaves Lansdown. But, he is quick to add: “as long as you are looking at the right metrics.”
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Investors are set to benefit from a quantitative easing ‘second wind’ which will create opportunity in the corporate bond sector, says RBC Wealth Management’s Hakan Enokssen.
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Equity investors have by and large emerged unscathed from the first quarter, still bonds and commodities have suffered, and there are bigger risks facing portfolios going in to Q2.
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