Equities

Global emerging markets have had a stunning run since late March.

Recovery hopes have sparked an impressive market run in recent months

As investors came to work on September 15, 2008, we braced ourselves for the fallout from the news Lehman Brothers had filed the largest bankruptcy in history.

Fidelity manager discusses opportunities in the US following March market lows

European equity markets have rebounded strongly since hitting lows in early March as the economy has recovered more rapidly than forecast and financial markets have begun return to some sense of normality as the credit crisis has eased.

China's Q3 GDP figures released on Thursday show the country's economy is on a sustainable path, says J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Geoff Lewis, who believes wide scale fiscal tightening is still far off.

Research from structured product provider Gilliat Financial Solutions has found the FTSE 100 index has never breached the 50% capital protection barrier over any five-year term.

Aberdeen Asset Management is soft closing its £952m Emerging Markets fund to both retail and institutional investors.

European equity markets are currently trading on 12x earnings and remain attractive compared to global equity markets.

China has caught a lot of investors by surprise over the past 12 months.