Invesco’s head of global equities: What could go right in 2024?
Stephen Anness argues that abnormal market volatility is not set to disappear any time soon
Stephen Anness argues that abnormal market volatility is not set to disappear any time soon
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Relations between China and the US remain strained
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Small and mid-cap companies in technology, financial services and healthcare are trading near 10-year lows
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Investors cannot ignore the geopolitical risks we are facing, according to Ravenscroft’s Matt Girard
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‘Our plan for the British economy is working, but the work is not done’
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Investors are turning their attention to alternative asset classes
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The fund manager is positive on India over the next decade
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The portfolio manager believes demand for traditional energy will increase ‘meaningfully’ in the coming years
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The Repo account, held at the Fed, is perhaps the greatest harbinger of doom for the global economy
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‘Sleepy old Europe’ will not be left behind
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Global interest rate rises of this magnitude have never been seen before, according to the Payden & Rygel managing director
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The manager of the top-quartile World Stars Global Equity strategy discusses the current ‘goldilocks environment’ for quality growth stocks
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