With the US economy stabilising over the past few years since the financial crisis, and a December rate hike looking increasingly more likely, the US recovery is underway.
The growing influx of overseas investors into the London stockmarket is providing opportunities for UK multi-cap managers to find overlooked 'valuation anomalies' further down the market-cap spectrum.
The Borsa Istanbul index may have rallied over 5% on the back of the Justice and Development Party's (AKP) surprise win in Turkey's general election on 1 November, but fund managers have warned caution is still needed when investing in the country.
With the gold price having trended upwards in real terms by just 1.2% since 1920, Peter Elston, chief investment officer of Seneca Investment Managers, asks if the metal is really worthy of its status
Dan Harlow, co-manager of the AXA Framlington American Growth fund, assesses the opportunities as the US market faces a 'mid-cycle pull back'.
Toshihiko Takamoto, head of investment and senior portfolio manager of DIAM Singapore, takes a closer look at prospects for India, Malaysia and the Philippines.
The choice is limited for relatively risk-averse investors looking to generate significant income from their investments, says Axa's Richard Marwood
US stocks had a disappointing first three quarters of the year and volatility jumped as Federal Reserve uncertainty and Chinese growth concerns rattled investors.
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