Will a Ukraine ceasefire boost or burden Europe?
Europe has rallied at the prospect of a ceasefire, but the subsequent costs on Ukraine’s neighbours could prove to be yet another headwind
Russia
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Investment trusts: Growth story in Japan
The cyclical leaders that dominate Japan’s equity market and drove its recent rally could recede as growth stocks take centre stage once more
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Knacke’s money maps: Shine on?
In his monthly column, Ernst Knacke, head of research at Shard Capital, looks at whether gold is overvalued
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PA Fund Manager Profile: Polar Capital’s Jorry Nøddekær on emerging market opportunities beyond China
The manager discusses why deglobalisation and the dwindling dominance of China will help spread opportunity and growth to other EM economies
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Big trouble in China
China investors watch on with growing concern as the world’s second-largest economy slips into deflation and the hoped-for stimulus remains elusive
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Craig Hart: It’s easier these days to make a positive impact
King & Shaxson’s client relationship manager on why investing is better placed than ever to make a positive impact and why we need more transparency from fund providers
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From marketing slogan to political alliance: Can BRICS challenge the status quo?
Following the expansion of the BRICS group, investors discuss which constituents offer the best opportunities
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Deep dive. Searching for pearls when the world is no longer your oyster
Geopolitical risk factors are exerting a greater force on companies and sectors, but investors still have time to adapt
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Russian exodus makes space on FTSE 250 for Abrdn and Neuberger Berman trusts
FTSE Russell ousting Evraz and Polymetal International along with two other firms
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Liontrust waives fees and charges on Russia fund
As Franklin Templeton puts investment management charge for Eastern Europe fund on ice
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Pictet latest to suspend Russia fund
It will be lifted ‘as soon as market conditions allow’
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BP Rosneft exit causes headache for UK equity income giants
‘The financial side is painful but pales into insignificance given the humanitarian cost’