PA ANALYSIS: ‘Caution over chaos’ or bold action after Article 50?
While the momentous triggering of Article 50 was rather anti-climactic, should investors proceed with caution or carry on as before?
While the momentous triggering of Article 50 was rather anti-climactic, should investors proceed with caution or carry on as before?
Some believe the bond markets point to stagflation rather than inflation, but other managers raise different concerns.
February saw UK headline CPI rise to 2.3% – its highest level since November 2013 – introducing a “two-sided risk” to the economy.
Nomura Global Dynamic Bond manager Richard Hodges says stagflation is the most likely scenario for the global economy this year.
Treasury yields saw their largest one-day increase for over three months on Wednesday, but is the Fed right to be hawkish, and what does this mean for the bond bull market?
For MPC member Gertjan Vlieghe to admit that the Bank of England is in no position to predict the next recession was a brave call, but do policy makers have the courage to hike rates?
Inflation in the United Kingdom economy has crept up to within a hair’s breadth of the Bank of England’s target, and with rates down at 0.25% could the horse be about to bolt before the stable door is closed?
United Kingdom equities has been a remarkably resilient asset class as the winds of macroeconomic uncertainty have swirled around following the Brexit vote, but how long can this continue?
The Bank of England further undermined its own post-Brexit ‘forecasts of doom’ by sharply increasing its expectation for UK growth to 2% in 2017, professional investors said on Thursday.
According to Psigma Investment Management CIO Thomas Becket, under President Trump we could get a version of Dante Alighieri’s Inferno, Purgatorio or Paradiso. The question is, which one?
Inflation in the United Kingdom economy climbed to 1.6% on an annualised basis in December, up significantly from 1.2% in November.
Although Thursday’s influx of trading updates highlighted positive growth for retailers like Marks & Spencer and Tesco, problems in the sector persist, according to Brewin Dolphin equity analyst Nicla di Palma.