Helen Fowler examines whether the development of alternative products undermines the appeal of ETFs.
Aviva Investors' senior economist Stewart Robertson is expecting more quantitative easing in the UK as the Bank of England looks to stimulate growth.
The Bank of England's nine-member Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) was split three ways over the direction of monetary policy at their November meeting, according to minutes of the gathering.
The single currency is unlikely to collapse despite the pressures of the European sovereign debt crisis, says John Greenwood, the Invesco chief economist.
Annual consumer prices inflation (CPI) rose in October to a four-month high of 3.2%, up from 3.1% in September and higher than the 3.1% economists expected.
Gilt yields have spiked following the Bank of England's inflation report, which suggested the UK will see higher inflation in the near-term.
UK index-linked bonds have rebounded from the worst quarterly drop for almost two years as inflation fears grow following last month's better-than-expected Q3 GDP figures.
Investec Asset Management head of global interest rates Russell Silberston comments on the risk of a Bank of England policy mistake ahead of tomorrow's inflation report.
The Bank of England today rejected a fresh bout of quantitative easing and kept interest rates on hold for the 20th consecutive month.