Stonehage Fleming’s Gerrit Smit: How McDonald’s can shield investors from a US recession
Markets are bracing for low growth and weak cosumption – prime conditions for the chain to thrive
Markets are bracing for low growth and weak cosumption – prime conditions for the chain to thrive
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St James’s Place portfolio strategies manager shares what led her to a career in the investment sector
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Industry commentators weigh in on UK GDP growth and how it could influence interest rate decisions
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Recession and inflation are still concerns, but less so than six months ago
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Plenty of opportunities for eagle-eyed investors to uncover, writes Mark Preskett
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GDP fell 0.3% in Q4 as a whole, marking second quarter of negative growth
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65% believe market volatility will increase from 2023, according to Natixis Investment Managers survey
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The host of headwinds battering UK smaller companies has prompted a crisis of faith among investors. Is the sector down and out or on the cusp of a supercycle?
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While most global investors are struggling to look past mega-cap tech stocks, there is growing consensus more exciting sectors on more compelling valuations can be found
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‘Hopes of a soft landing often take hold before the economy hits the skids’, writes the head of economic and market strategy
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Investment professionals react to GDP falling by more than consensus estimates
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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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