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Brexit Blog: PM says chances of deal by end of 2020 'very likely' then 'epically likely'
Countdown to 31 January
Rating agencies face continued regulatory pressure in Esma proposals for internal control functions
Watchdog launches consultation
How will UK election and US trade deal affect global bonds?
Favouring US Treasuries over UK gilts
Queen's Speech 2019: Government pledges Brexit by 31 January
'The most radical Queen's Speech in a generation'
What does Christine Lagarde, as ECB president, need to do to tackle Europe's stagnant growth? (Part II)
Second instalment of our special Big Question
The two factors needed for the rise in Europe's markets to continue
Europe's stockmarkets are on average up more than 20% this year.
Why China will weather the trade war
Country's growth story remains intact
Bad Brexit: How will property funds react?
The measures needed to make investors feel safe as houses
Brexit uncertainty hangs over new ESMA powers
Newly granted powers in 2020
Why are investors still flocking towards European bonds?
Despite a recent sell-off, $17trn in global bonds trade with a negative yield.
Kames' Ryan reduces domestically focused UK stocks as Brexit deadline approaches
Sights set on stocks with international focus
The UK investment trusts most exposed to Brexit
Which products are at risk?
Sanlam UK's Polin: What the geopolitical 'palette of tension' will mean for our business
No-deal Brexit will cause 'a tremendous shock on the UK economy'
Managers warned 'prepare for the worst' as Parliament suspension puts EU access at risk
Fears shutdown could delay passage of financial services laws
Carney: Pound acting like emerging market currency
Brexit taking its toll on sterling
What can we expect from the European Central Bank this week?
Questions over further quantitative easing rollout
Back to school or back to old tricks?
The headlines that will dominate the next quarter
UK stocks look more attractive after fresh slump in sterling
Pound hit by Parliament shutdown plans
What will the 'Japanification of Europe' mean for investors?
Effects of low-interest rate environment
The polarisation of bond markets: Austria versus Argentina
Argentinian 100-year bonds down 30% over last week
Investing in Europe in the face of a 'looming Brexit'
Europe has been held down by lack of improvement in US-China trade tensions, despite continued expectations for approaching rate cuts from both the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve.
MiFID mythbusters: The facts behind 10% depreciation reporting
Impact performance data tells different story to common beliefs
UK politics: New leader, old problems
Prime Minister Boris Johnson must "raise his game from sloganeering"
OBR: No-deal Brexit will spark recession
Asset prices and sterling fall 'sharply'
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