Could the UK small-cap revival be a ‘self-perpetuating cycle’?
Appetite for UK smaller companies has improved, but risks remain
Appetite for UK smaller companies has improved, but risks remain
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Major parties clearly understand the UK’s economic problems, even if the solutions take time
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Mega-cap leaders have overcapitalised in the winner takes all race for dominance in AI, putting their future relevance into question
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The benefits from a rate cut may be marginal given the region’s increasingly fragile political situation
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As the nearshoring boom gathers pace on the back of the US/China trade war, Mexico is well placed to take full advantage
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Could the economy’s unexpected shrink in Q1 derail the enthusiasm for Japanese equities?
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Small-cap managers claim lifting the 0.5% tax – from which AIM shares are already exempt – could be a vital step towards kickstarting the UK’s ailing stockmarket
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The Middle East has surged ahead with its diversification away from oil exports and is investing heavily in a long-term, more sustainable economy, which is making it all the more attractive to foreign investors
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‘Goldilocks’ scenario of ‘not too hot and not too cold’ may become true with falling inflation in the UK, US and eurozone
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Spotlight on the tiny IA Global Equity Income funds that are flying above market returns but below investors’ radars
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Asian equity funds may now lose the headwind of China, and gain the tailwind of the technology cycle
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Adam Lewis looks at the pros and cons of investing in the IA Commodities and Natural Resources sector
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