Macro matters: Why managers are buying China again
Those investors who fled China have flocked back in recent weeks after a pivotal shift in policy that has gone mostly unnoticed by wider markets
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Square Mile’s Fund Selector: Japan funds to watch
Square Mile’s Ajay Vaid checks out the top performers and compelling newcomers
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Nedgroup’s Landecker: Investors can’t ignore macro anymore
Not factoring in geopolitics is ‘madness’ and leads investors into ‘mine fields they should have known existed’
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Macro matters: Made in Mexico
As the nearshoring boom gathers pace on the back of the US/China trade war, Mexico is well placed to take full advantage
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Macro matters: Oil change
The Middle East has surged ahead with its diversification away from oil exports and is investing heavily in a long-term, more sustainable economy, which is making it all the more attractive to foreign investors
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Macro matters: What does the future hold for money markets?
As central banks gear up to begin cutting interest rates, commentators discuss what’s in store for money markets
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Generation Next with SJP’s Jenny Chae: An eye on the future
St James’s Place portfolio strategies manager shares what led her to a career in the investment sector
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China funds top performance in February with average 9% returns
Seven of top-ten returning funds belong to China
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Generation Next with Gresham House’s Herlihy: ‘People are paramount’
Gresham House associate director, public equity, on bringing a ‘human-centric’ lens to finance and an initiative to develop the female fund managers of the future
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Five macro views on five regions: What will the elections mean for investors?
Nations representing half of global GDP are holding elections this year – how will markets be affected?
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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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AJ Bell advised customers reach 161,000 as assets jump to £76.2bn
Total customers rose 12% in the year to reach 484,000