consumer retail
Ten factors that could change economies and markets forever
Biggest changes from the pandemic
Is Vietnam ready to fill China's supply chain gaps?
A useful guide for companies on setting up camp here
Peel Hunt: Fallen FTSE stars may 'snapback'
150 companies have fallen over 40% year-to-date
The Scottish IT 'preserves capital' awaiting some 'tremendous opportunities' ahead
Manager favours gold, tobacco and utilities
Coronavirus: Another nail in the coffin for bricks-and-mortar retailers
We are concerned that the coronavirus could prove to be a headwind to short-term economic growth. At the moment, it is not clear whether the crisis will last a few months or longer.
What now with China 'open for business' again?
Asia was first into the coronavirus crisis, with China officially reporting cases in mid-January, but it is showing encouraging signs that it may be the first to emerge from it.
More direct cash handouts? What to expect from global monetary policy
The disruption to the global economy from the worldwide spread of the coronavirus is the biggest shock to the world since the Second World War.
'Grim' projections: The key to achieving a 'V-shaped' recovery in the UK
At the time of writing, UK equity benchmarks have fallen by approximately one-third from their year-to-date highs.
Majedie repositions Edinburgh IT in companies that will be in 'stronger shape' after crisis
98% of intended trading completed by new manager
Barry Norris: The Black Death, Covid-19 and the consequences of a pandemic
Profound long-term economic impact to be felt for years
Why the coronavirus crisis is 'more like 1918 than 2008'
Travel, tourism and retail will see biggest impact
River & Mercantile's Lough looks to 'the rubbish tip' for value opportunities
DFS holding expected to 'materially increase'
Legg Mason ClearBridge's Vitrano: Why Uber has turned a corner
Ride-sharing app fortunes turn for the better
The US companies with the highest ROI of the decade
Netflix, Nvidia and Lululemon
Companies and sectors set to benefit in the post-Brexit market
Property and tech expected to boom
High hopes for the high street: Still something to buy in battered consumer sector
Why Ikea store closure will not flatten market
Jupiter's De Blonay: Europe's untapped payments potential
Three reasons why payments 'status quo' will not last
Five ways Chinese e-commerce is disrupting global consumer brands
Feasts from the East
Church House: Why the retail sector is alive and well
JD Sports 'shining example'
Evenlode's ten dividend picks for 2020
Two stocks kicked out
Millennial 'buy less, buy better' ethos changing the retail sector
In 2020, five people will enter the growing global middle class every second, reinforcing the secular, long-term appeal of discretionary consumer spending, and consequently, the luxury sector.
India: Reform is coming, but not just yet
Finding companies ahead of the growth trend
Saudi Aramco listing shines spotlight on reforming Saudi Arabia
Natural resource and population tailwinds
EMD yields look attractive but beware political risks
After a volatile Q4 2018 when credit spreads widened but government bonds rallied due to safe-haven flows, fixed income markets across different categories have delivered strong returns so far this year.