To cut or not to cut: Are markets in for a ‘pleasant surprise’ from central banks?
Have inflationary pressures eased sufficiently for central banks to start cutting interest rates?
Have inflationary pressures eased sufficiently for central banks to start cutting interest rates?
Rate hikes tend to be bad news for ‘jam tomorrow’ sectors but the cycle is ending
Brighter times could be on the horizon for the home market
Issuance, regulatory support and hopes for an end to rising interest rates are fostering a helpful environment, writes Laura Miller
Japan has been more ‘Land of the False Dawn’ than ‘Land of the Rising Sun’ for investors over the past 30 years
Open-ended UK small-cap funds have suffered consistent outflows while UK smaller companies trusts are on widening discounts
Following the expansion of the BRICS group, investors discuss which constituents offer the best opportunities
Equities and bonds moving in ‘virtual lockstep’ over the last year has ‘huge asset allocation implications’
Portfolio Adviser looks at the five highest-yielding global equity income funds with top-quartile three-year returns
Martin Currie’s Richard Bullas and Dan Green explain why UK small and mid caps could ‘come back like a coiled spring’
Bad news for China doesn’t have to be bad news for Asia overall
Are bonds a good or bad investment in the current environment?