In spite of ongoing concerns over the eurozone debt crisis and fears that China’s slowdown could result in a hard landing for the world’s second largest economy, risk assets and particularly equities have made a solid start to the year.
Investment Week |
23 Jan 2012
One of the most basic principles of investing is to invest when no-one likes a market.
Investment Week |
23 Jan 2012
It has been a long, slow and frustrating process, but the US is finally starting to show signs of recovery. The OECD predicts growth of just 2% in 2012, a somewhat anaemic rate compared to historical post-recession periods.
Investment Week |
23 Jan 2012
Neptune founder and CEO Robin Geffen has ruled out the possibility of a eurozone breakup following a meeting with Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti.
Investment Week |
23 Jan 2012
Asia fund managers have warned China’s economy faces a series of challenges despite its meteoric rise to global superpower status.
Investment Week |
23 Jan 2012
Liz Evans, Asia-Pacific fund manager at Cavendish Asset Management, gives her views on what the Year of the Dragon has in store for equity investors.
Investment Week |
23 Jan 2012
We ask fund managers for their top stocks or sector picks for 2012.
Investment Week |
20 Jan 2012
Douglas Turnbull, manager of the Neptune China Income fund, explains why China’s macro proposition will help deliver value in a volatile world.
Investment Week |
20 Jan 2012
Investment Week counts down nine of the worst speculative bubbles in the history of financial markets, and wonders which one could be next...
Investment Week |
17 Jan 2012
Stocks in Asia rallied overnight as reports of slowing Chinese growth increased speculation the government would act to ease lending curbs and avoid a hard landing.
Investment Week |
17 Jan 2012
China's economy grew at its slowest pace in more than two years in the final quarter of 2011, latest government figures show.
Investment Week |
17 Jan 2012
“China faces new and more difficult challenges today than before. The property bubble is an increasingly worrisome source of internal instability. This time, it will be much tougher for China to avoid a meaningful slowdown. It’s time for the rest of the world to prepare for just such a possibility.”
Investment Week |
16 Jan 2012
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