Donald Trump

Prices could rise as high as $1,425

Brexit triggers disenfranchised vote

Data shows clear Trump win

Mark Robinson, chief investment officer of Bordier UK, takes a closer look at some of the pressure points and bright spots for global markets.

Previously issued similar warning about China

Devan Kaloo (pictured), head of global emerging markets at Aberdeen Asset Management, gives his views on major global talking points.

The UK healthcare sector is a major beneficiary of EU R&D funding, free-movement of scientists, and a regulatory framework that expedites product approvals across the continent, writes Quilter Cheviot's Amish Patel.

Following last week's successful Brexit vote, investors should be under no illusion that globalisation is now under attack.

Who is afraid of Donald Trump? Or, for that matter, Hillary Clinton? Not the US stockmarket, it seems.

David F. Lafferty, Natixis Global Asset Management's Boston-based chief market strategist, explores how the controversial Trump versus White House veteran Clinton battle could play out in the coming months.