Have investors got the UK wrong?
British companies could find themselves a whole lot more popular if investors take a closer look at fundamentals
UK equities
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Core inflation rise shakes UK equities and sends rates forecasts higher
Headline rate at 8.7% for a second month
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Jupiter’s Richard Buxton to retire after four decades
He will leave the firm at the end of the summer
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FTSE 100 reshuffle sees British Land ejected
It is being replaced by engineering firm IMI
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Are UK mid caps still a prime hunting ground for stock pickers?
Despite returning less than their large-cap peers in recent times, the scene may be set for mid caps to outperform
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April not the cruellest month for UK companies
FTSE 100 outperformed both the MSCI World and the S&P 500 last month
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Unloved UK offers good deals for smart bargain hunters
Is it time for a renaissance in domestic market interest?
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Equities return to favour but UK still unloved
Fund flow data shows investors continue to trim their domestic weightings
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Merchants Trust outperforms in testing year
Chairman Colin Clark expects more tailwinds after the trust bested much of its sector last year
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Dowgate Wealth launches UK small-cap investment company
The firm sees a ‘structural market opportunity’ in the sector
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Takeovers are a double-edged sword for UK equities fund managers
Acquisitions have shrunk the universe, making diversification more difficult
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The Budget’s economic forecasts open the door to rate cuts
There is a complex picture for UK equities investors