Why European stocks could benefit most from revived risk appetite
Investors may be underestimating the potential fillip to the global economy from future rate cuts
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Generation Next with Imogen Millington: A pathway to value
Sarasin & Partners portfolio manager and UK equity analyst discusses value of small caps
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Wesleyan: Advisers turn to smoothed funds to mitigate volatility
63% of advisers believe volatility from central bank decisions and elections could threaten returns
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Premier Miton’s Rayner: Inflation and interest rate debate masks geopolitical headwinds
Markets ‘ironically’ focusing too much on inflation prints and not long-term factors driving the data
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BlackRock’s Brinkmann: Latin America and the changing world order
The world is diverging, and Latin American may be able to take advantage
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‘No longer in need of life support’: Industry reacts to Japan’s first rate hike in 17 years
Move seen as ‘extremely significant’ for global markets
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What do the conflicting signals of the bond market mean for investors?
Valuations across some parts of the credit market could look stretched
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Spring Budget 2024: Inflation to fall faster than expected but debt-to-GDP disappoints
Net debt for the 2024-25 financial year will stand at 91.7% of GDP – ten basis points higher than expected
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Snowden’s Artemis Target Return Bond fund to change objective, benchmark and IA sector
Will be renamed the Artemis Short-Duration Strategic Bond fund
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Morningstar’s Preskett: Opportunities are increasing despite uncertain conditions
Plenty of opportunities for eagle-eyed investors to uncover, writes Mark Preskett
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Baroness Dambisa Moyo: Why traditional multi-asset portfolios may lose their shine
The economist and author discusses return opportunities and risk mitigation
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January’s US CPI surprise leaves May rate cut in doubt
3.1% headline figure came in 20bps above consensus expectations