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With the bears on a rampage, it is increasingly incumbent on those of us who regard ourselves as cautious optimists to get real about what could go wrong, writes David Stevenson.

Mark Robinson, chief investment officer of Bordier (UK), explains why despite the slowdown in China, the backdrop still looks reasonably favourable for many countries.

Increasing signs of stress have been creeping into credit markets says Matthew Dickens, senior research analyst at Ingenious Asset Management.

Milburn still on leave

Reduces US dollar exposure

Oil companies and miners have bounced because they fell so far, so fast

Rhys Davies, fixed interest deputy fund manager at Invesco Perpetual and manager of the City Merchants High Yield investment trust, explores what the recent rise in yields in the high yield market means for investors.

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