Since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, the developed world has roughly injected an astonishing $12trn trying to stimulate growth.

Two hard years for African equities

Market volatility continues

Last month's paper on corporate bonds

Sweden, Japan and Switzerland all imposed negative rates

We journalistic types love to talk about disruption, but change is threatening.

With the Tata crisis in Port Talbot continuing, John Redwood, Charles Stanley's global investment strategist, looks at the current state of global steel markets.

Investec AM's Alastair Mundy takes a closer look at companies' different dividend strategies as the results season unfolds.

Investors have the opportunity to make significant returns on gold shares, many of which still have a long way to go before reaching pre-bear market levels, according to Paul Burton, mining research analyst at QuotedData.

The Japanese yen hit a multi-year low of ¥125 to the dollar in June last year, a significant 40% decline from its peak of around ¥75 in October 2011. As a result, the weak Japanese yen drove corporate earnings to record highs in the last few years.