Mid caps to boom as UK GDP surges
Mid-cap stocks look to be key beneficiaries following the encouraging UK GDP data from the Office for National Statistics, according to industry commentators.
Mid-cap stocks look to be key beneficiaries following the encouraging UK GDP data from the Office for National Statistics, according to industry commentators.
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Shoppers can finally begin loosening their belts but not if official data is to be believed.
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UK dividends are set to break the £100bn mark in 2014 but they have missed expectations for the third quarter of this year.
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So that was the UK recovery. Did you enjoy it? Recent industrial production figures show unpromising signs for the UK economy with manufacturing data falling and the jobless rate remaining high despite benefits claims coming down.
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Old Mutual Global Investors’ Richard Buxton believes UK equities are in a new bull phase, forecasting the FTSE 100 could reach 7,300 points in 2014.
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As fears of a triple dip recession begin to subside and stronger economic data emerges, the UK is once again becoming a more attractive investment proposition.
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We Brits have plenty of reasons to be optimistic this summer. The sun is shining, we have a Wimbledon champion, the FTSE remains relatively resilient and the IMF has just topped it all off by raising its UK growth forecast from 0.7% to 0.9%.
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I was at a clay pigeon shoot this week, and it was remarkable how everyone played down their own chances of winning, even those who had brought their own guns. It got me wondering if our national characteristic of self-deprecation informs what we say about targets for our own economy and markets.
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Like the dreaded long queue for a thrill ride at a theme park, the country has been waiting in trepidation for the next dip. Turns out we had nothing to worry about after all, did we?
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Ignis has strengthened its UK equity offering, reuniting the team's head Graham Ashby with portfolio manager Mira Bhogaita.
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Eric Holt looks at the outlook for sterling fixed income and explains why he sees risk mitigation as central to any fixed income allocation.
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You’ll remember the last Budget’s much-derided ‘caravan tax’, but what can George Osborne do today to get the static UK economy moving forward again?
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