ECB
Investment
Bond managers are buying back into European government debt, as worrying inflation figures revive fears the eurozone could sink into a period of Japan-style deflation.
11 November 2013
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Economics
The most read story on Investment Week's website this week concerned outgoing fund manager Neil Woodford and how Invesco Perpetual is moving to protect investors in his funds.
08 November 2013
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Economics
UK markets have fallen this morning following the surprise announcement yesterday by the European Central Bank (ECB) that interest rates would be cut to 0.25%, and the shock downgrade of France's credit rating.
08 November 2013
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Economics
The European Central Bank has announced a surprise cut in interest rates to 0.25%, sending the single currency tumbling.
07 November 2013
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Investment
A fresh long-term refinancing operation (LTRO) launched by the European Central Bank (ECB) will not have as significant an impact as those seen in 2012, according to AXA Sterling Strategic Bond manager Nick Hayes.
30 October 2013
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Investment
Following six consecutive months of contraction, the eurozone successfully returned to growth in Q2 this year, with GDP increasing at a better-than-expected rate of +0.3% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ).
08 October 2013
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Investment
Investors were able to enjoy their summer holiday this year without losing too much sleep.
23 September 2013
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