Knacke’s money maps: Mind the productivity gap
Divergence in labour market productivity in the US, UK and Europe suggests it’s time to reconsider equities this side of the Atlantic, says Shard Capital’s Ernst Knacke
Divergence in labour market productivity in the US, UK and Europe suggests it’s time to reconsider equities this side of the Atlantic, says Shard Capital’s Ernst Knacke
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Eduardo Sánchez, associate research director – fixed income, alternatives and multi-asset, checks out the top performers and compelling newcomers
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With speculation circling the new president’s potential policies, Darius McDermott examines the crucial areas for investors to watch
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Imposing taxes on all US imports could trigger a trade war that upheaves global market dynamics and re-fuels inflation
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Investors should keep a keen eye on the US market over the coming six months, writes Gerrit Smit
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The two candidates offer starkly different routes for the US equity market, says Oliver Jones
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It would be unwise to bet against the US market’s continued dominance, writes Chris Iggo
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The UK has a new leader, but this year’s biggest election is yet to come
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Real GDP grew 1.6% compared to consensus expectations of 2.4%
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Longer-dated US Treasuries, often seen as dull, now offer a multitude of opportunities, writes GAM Investments’ Julian Howard
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Democrats and Republicans may have agreed on a spending deal, but experts still warn of ‘unsustainable’ levels of debt
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Markets are pricing in multiple rate cuts in 2024
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