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'The biggest contrarian trade': Should investors continue to shun banks?
Let us be clear: banks remain a big contrarian trade for European investors, even more so than autos.
John Redwood: The war of words in the EU
Tit-for-tat rhetoric doing little to ease tensions within bloc
What will be the impact of the ECB unwinding QE on bond markets?
Two scenarios outlined
Janus Henderson's Tim Stevenson to retire after 35 years in industry
Joined Henderson in 1986
What will a 'more hawkish, less market-friendly central banker' mean for European equities?
Europe appears to be in the twilight of the mid-cycle, with economic growth setting at a solid, sustainable pace.
Gallery: Why October is not the scariest month in the investment calendar
Financial milestones over the years
Italy's Budget: Will it determine the fate of the country's beleaguered government bonds?
The election of an anti-establishment government in Italy sent investors fleeing and Italian government bonds (BTPs) witnessed record outflows earlier this year. Antonio Ruggeri, manager of the OYSTER European Corporate Bonds fund at SYZ Asset Management,...
Which funds and providers topped SharingAlpha's lists for August?
Three new names appear on list
'Bad' Brexit is major risk for Europe
We meet management teams from companies across Europe and they continue to report a positive trading environment.
SVM's Hugh Cuthbert on Europe's 'peculiar set of uncertainties'
US in 'tightening' mode
Distribution post-Brexit - how will the regulations apply?
Assessing the impact of financial rules on UK businesses
Shedding light on Brexit 'unknowns'
Possible outcomes examined
M&G's Leaviss: No cruise speed yet for central banks
How have they performed this summer?
Why Europe is well set for a rotation into value stocks
After a strong 2017, the first half of this year has seen increased volatility in world markets, as monetary policy tightens and political events elicit caution. World growth is expected to remain robust, but with downward revisions for the next two years....
Kames Capital CIO Jones: My letter to a worried investor
Economy to thrive despite global risks
What aspect of QE will have the biggest impact on markets?
European credit markets were hit this year by the rise in global trade tensions, a sudden spark in equity volatility and further political risks in Europe, mainly Italy.
Which European sector is LGIM's Launder reconsidering?
Sector seen recent underperformance
EU-Japan landmark trade deal: Opportunities and challenges
Hope amid trade war and Brexit concerns
European stocks jump as US and EU agree to work towards 'zero' tariffs
'New phase' in transatlantic relations
PIMFA warns of 'expensive and disruptive' no-deal Brexit
Wants three-part Brexit
Why oil services firms are the best play on the oil price
Stronger balance sheets than producers
The Share Centre: What should investors be wary of in H2 2018?
Gold prices set to soar
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