The FTSE 100 made marginal gains this morning as investors look through a tough session on Wall Street Friday, and a mixed day in Asia, to focus on an expected improvement in economic data later this week.
China's economy has slowed for the seventh consecutive quarter, recording an expansion of 7.4% in Q3 on the previous year.
Newton's James Harries has urged investors to hold back before redeploying cash into Europe.
Mirabaud Asset Management's Daniel Tubbs joined the firm from BlackRock earlier this year, where he was co-head of emerging markets.
Susanne Willumsen of Lazard Asset Management explains why low volatility equity investing should be viewed as an independent asset class and what it can add to your portfolio.
European markets have made steady gains throughout the day, fuelled by reports Spain will ask the eurozone for financial aid next month.
Hargreaves Lansdown is topping the FTSE 100 leaderboard for a second consecutive day of trading as the index starts the week in the black.