natixis launches us value fund
Natixis Global Associates has announced the launch of a US value fund managed by Harris Associates for UK investors.
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schroders to launch us alpha plus fund
Schroders is to add to its onshore Alpha Plus range with a US fund, as it names the region “relatively attractive” in the current “miserable to diabolical” economic environment.
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lets party like its 1993
Deutsche Bank’s strategists look at the prospects for US growth given where we are now and how things might develop next year – all on a framework of where the US was in 1993.
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super committee fails to agree us tax cuts
The US Super Committee has failed to reach an agreement on a plan to reduce the country’s $15trn national debt by $1.2trn.
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us dollar now the sole safe haven currency
Jack McIntyre gives the reasons behind his assertion that the US dollar is in fact the only genuine safe-haven currency.
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more friendly fire from us at asia pacific
The US has once again criticised everyone else, particularly Asian countries, for not doing enough to stimulate global economic growth.
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american century introduces us all cap growth fund
American Century Investments has launched into the UK a mirror of the All Cap Growth Fund it currently runs for US investors.
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markets moved past period of greatest risk
Even though the eurozone is still in crisis and the Fed has lowered its foreacast growth rate for the US, Bob Doll argues that for markets the worst is over.
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us overstates its labour market strength
Anthony Doyle looks at the US labour force numbers and argues the Fed needs to reconsider its unemployment rate that is not as healthy as it might appear from the outside.
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polar capital launches us fund
Andrew Holliman is to run Polar Capital’s first long-only US equity fund, three months after joining the firm from Threadneedle.
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fed choices limited so expect further stimulus
Neil Williams suggests the Fed has few options but to increase stimulus but questions what effect it will have on US consumers.
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home grown focus is not protectionism
Even the most export-driven country is being force to take a more domestic-led approach to its economic affairs.