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'Better macro backdrop' is needed for EM earnings to improve
The worst case scenario for emerging market (EM) equities has started to unfold, turning a potentially positive outlook around by 180 degrees.
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Is the market immune to macro shocks?
Prudence required to navigate choppy waters
US equity investors are too bullish and bond investors too bearish
Market signals pose 'dilemma' for investors
Fund managers slash exposure to global equities on trade war fears
US 30-year Treasury plunges to record low
UBS WM underweight equities for first time since eurozone crisis
Shifts positioning amid trade troubles
UK and US markets suffer worst day of the year on currency war concerns
Renminbi devalued
Six key themes that will influence investors in the coming months
Sustainability, geopolitics and the 'Woodford liquidity crisis'
First Fed rate cut since 2008 fails to ignite markets
Is Fed losing its independence?
Deteriorating fundamentals are weighing on EMs
We are seeing a new bout of deterioration in fundamentals, with earnings revisions worsening and PMIs back on a declining path across emerging markets (EM).
Will asset allocators miss out on a UK stockmarket recovery?
Investors 'waiting on sidelines' for greater Brexit clarity
Emerging markets: Hard work is still to come
India and trade disputes give EM managers a lot to think about
Can markets stay buoyant for the rest of 2019?
Global economic cycle is among the longest in history
Liontrust's Milburn: 'Bond prices are absolutely crazy'
Fixed income manager takes a more cautious approach
Which areas of the market will see increased flows?
Markets have enjoyed a strong start to 2019, with the MSCI World index up over 16% in the first half.
Rathbone's Smith: Signs of weaker growth are less worrying than they first appear
A broader swathe of economic indicators — of the recent past, present and future — have fallen to indisputably weaker levels than at any time since the 2008 global financial crisis.
Independence Day 2019: Does the US really need a rate cut?
Dovish shift in Fed policy as economic data deteriorates
How long can the record US economic expansion continue?
Current US economic expansion now 121 consecutive months
What does Trump's 'mercantilism' mean for US investors?
Bone fide free trade has already disappeared
Healthcare: The 'contentious' global issue yielding attractive opportunities
Cutting costs - and political legacies - dominating the US
Andrew Neil: Cold war will be the new normal of the 2020s
'Markets will need to get used to this'
The global risks influencing the US
Central banks in tight position in case of downturn
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