China

Solid business results and economic stimulus packages are creating exciting opportunities in infrastructure

Gold is entering a new era. In the past gold has been thought of primarily as a safe haven, but now it is recognised as a preserver of wealth by both institutional and private investors, relevant whatever the economic weather.

Twelve months ago, in the aftermath of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, it looked as though the liquidity crunch could bring down the world's financial system.

"Fantastic" and a "big surprise" is how multi-managers and advisers are describing the return to running money of Fidelity's iconic fund manager Anthony Bolton. But some offer a word of warning...

Smith & Williamson has launched an Asia ex-Japan fund for manager Jane Andrews.

As the rest of the world's stock markets are tumbling, the Asian region looks set to pick up growth this year. The reason is China. Understanding how the Chinese market handles the problems will therefore be vital for understanding how many markets will...

Equity markets around the world have continued to rally, fuelled by liquidity and some signs of improving economic data.

At a recent Schroders conference, it became clear to me that both clients and fellow investors were drawing the conclusion that my team reached some time ago: all roads now lead to emerging markets.

China has the potential to be the world's next asset bubble, PSigma Investment Management suggests.

Graham French, manager of M&G Global Basics, believes good fund management does not just come down to mathematical equations, black boxes and computers. Julian Marr, editorial director of marketing-hub.co.uk, explains