Funds riding the record S&P 500 bull market
The top-performing North America funds during the longest US bull market in history
The top-performing North America funds during the longest US bull market in history
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Infrastructure delivered some of the worst performers among investment trusts in Q1 on the back of Carillion’s collapse and fears in the UK of a Labour-led government, while Donald Trump is getting the blame for falls in US investment trusts as well as biotechnology portfolios. Portfolio Advisers looks at the 10 investment trusts that fared…
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February’s US business and consumer confidence surprised on the upside this week, leading Kames Capital’s multi-asset head to conclude US equities have farther to climb.
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Global ETF AUM is expected to climb to $7 trillion by 2021 facilitated by steady growth in the North American, European and Asian markets, a new PwC survey shows.
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US equities are expected to be hit by news that a significant split has emerged within the Federal Reserve on raising interest rates.
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The Federal Reserve is getting ready to raise the interest rate in the United States during the summer, according to Hermes Investment Managements chief economist Neil Williams.
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Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen dropped the word patient from her rhetoric at the March FOMC meeting as anticipated, but soothed markets with alternative language which was equally dovish.
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The Global Liquidity Index has shed light on the extent to which the rise in the value of the US dollar is being driven by monetary policy made in Frankfurt and Beijing, rather than Americas economic strength.
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Neuberger Berman has sounded a note of caution on the ongoing strong rally in the value of the dollar versus other major currencies.
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United States retail sales numbers released today have served to take some heat out of the mounting expectation of an imminent Federal Reserve interest rate rise
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Investors are bracing for the opening of markets in the United States this afternoon following a day of carnage yesterday.
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Investors are bracing for the opening of markets in the United States this afternoon following a day of carnage yesterday.
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