A great deal has been written in recent years about the fund manager merry-go-round. But which sector has lost more managers than most? Kira Nickerson investigates.
The likelihood of a Greek exit from the eurozone this year is only around 25%, well below investment banks' consensus forecast of 50% to 70%, top commentators have said, with Germany set to prevent a ‘Grexit' before its own elections in 2013.
Schroder Asia Pacific fund manager Matthew Dobbs explains why investors should keep an eye on the composition of growth in China not just the headline figures.
US stocks saw their first weekly gain since April as Greek election polls revealed support for pro-bailout parties and data showed the American housing market is stabilizing.
The UK's largest companies were climbing this morning on the back of Chinese stimulus hopes, after Shanghai Securities News said Chinese banks have "sped up" lending.
Jupiter's joint head of Far Eastern equities, Philip Ehrmann gives his take on the current political environment in China.
The World Bank has cut its economic growth forecast for China this year from 8.5% to 8.2%, which would be its weakest level in more than a decade.