Will markets ignore the busiest election year in history?
It is difficult to pick the resulting market outcome from any election, writes Cherry Reynard
It is difficult to pick the resulting market outcome from any election, writes Cherry Reynard
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‘Hopes of a soft landing often take hold before the economy hits the skids’, writes the head of economic and market strategy
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Relations between China and the US remain strained
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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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Exciting opportunities if you look beyond the ‘ESG backlash’ in the US
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Premier Miton US Opportunities co-manager explains how a focus on the less glamorous side of the American market is such a compelling offering in today’s climate
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Semiconductor and automation sectores to gain from global supply chain relocation, according to macro commentators
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Chief economist says recession risks are higher than markets are pricing in
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Global wealth predicted to rise by 38% over four years
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3.2% figure was lower than predicted
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Fitch lowered US credit rating to AA+ from AAA following repeated debt ceiling crises
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Schroder’s Mark Lacey discusses how he looks to provide investors with a more balanced exposure to the global shift away from fossil fuels
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