Economics
UK economy going through 'soft patch' as Q1 GDP growth revised down to 0.2%
Revised from 0.3% to 0.2%
Trump unveils 'once in a generation' tax reform plans
Cutting tax brackets from seven to three
Fed increases rates by 25bps; hints at two more hikes in 2017
Third rate rise since December 2015
Ardevora's Lang: 2016 was the 'final rejection' of 40 years of economic wisdom
2017 also 'ripe for change'
Fidelity's McQuaker: Recession less likely in 2017 but investors are right to be worried by Trump
Taken over multi-asset Open range
PM May set to reject 'half in, half out' Brexit deal
Another volatile day expected for sterling
BoE's Carney: Brexit no longer UK's biggest financial risk
Though exit process could 'amplify' other risk areas
Redwood: Will 2017 be as good as 2016?
Brazil and Russia top performers for 2016
CBI calls for 'barrier-free' access to EU for UK businesses
Govt should adopt 'whole economy' approach
Trump, Brexit and eurozone woes: The last podcast of an eventful 2016
Economists round up the year and look ahead to 2017
Global asset management industry 'faces a reckoning' - report
Annual revenue growth to halve by 2021
Asset management industry supports government crackdown on excessive executive pay
Commenting on govt plans announced today
Hammond hints at dropping Autumn Statement
This year's even to go ahead in November
Cazenove Capital's Jeffrey: Permanently low rates may be the problem, not the solution
In the immediate aftermath of the last recession and accompanying financial crisis, there was every reason to expect companies to be reticent about embarking on long-term, productivity-enhancing investment programmes.
Are too many investors ignoring Japan?
Income prospects still strong in Japan
Jeffrey: Why the greatest opportunities for the UK lie outside Europe
It is probably not an overstatement to suggest the UK is facing the biggest challenge for 70 years.
BoE holds rates at 0.25% but further cut possible later this year
First rate cut last month
UK recession 'will be avoided' after record monthly PMI spike
More robust economic data in August
Gosling's Grouse: Keep calm and add risk?
After a summer which was surprisingly quiet by the standards of recent years, we may be at the point of significant change in the direction of markets.
What has powered Asia's best-performing market in 2016?
Liontrust manager Carolyn Chan examines the investment case for Thailand, which is a significant overweight in the group's Asia Income fund.
Fed divided over next rate hike
Committee members believe more data is needed
Jeffrey: Trusting in the post-Brexit spirit of capitalism
There is no doubt the principal immediate consequence of the Brexit vote has been a further increase in uncertainty.
JOHCM's Beagles: Reasons for investors to be positive as markets stabilise
More than a month on from the EU referendum and the sky has not fallen in. Helped by the Conservative party's usual brutal efficiency that ensured the political vacuum was quickly filled, financial markets have stabilised.
