Architas' Sweeney: We are in the next phase of a long bubble
Rising 'negative inflation' a systemic risk
Nathan Sweeney, senior investment manager at Architas, has warned the low growth environment will continue for longer than investors expect while he believes equity markets, particularly in the US, have reached a "tipping point".
The manager said rising "negative inflation" was the biggest systemic risk to clients' portfolios as it is affecting wage growth. The Office for National Statistics recently revealed that adjusted for...
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