Donald Trump

Travel ban has sparked worldwide protests

Targeted Absolute Return best-selling sector

Eaton Vance's Chief Income Investment Officer, Payson F. Swaffield, comments on the way that Trump's incoming presidency will affect financial markets. While the election sparked an equity rally, boosted interest rates and inflation expectations, the...

Baillie Gifford's James Anderson, co-manager of the £4.5bn Scottish Mortgage investment trust, has expressed his concern about recent rhetoric used by the UK and US governments, and warned of the impact of their policies on developing the next generation...

Blow to Theresa May

EMs on a 'whopping' 30% discount

Gold volatility, peso crash and Dow surge

Taken over multi-asset Open range

In the last of a special three-part Big Question, fund managers give their views on what Donald Trump's presidency may mean for markets and the global economy.

In this second of a special three-part Big Question, managers tell Investment Week that investors need to keep a more vigilant and realistic eye on the economy now that Donald Trump has begun his first term as US President.