For years, political risk has been a feature in European markets.
The US dollar is close to peaking and the risks now seem to be on the downside.
MSCI has recently increased the Chinese A-share market's inclusion factor from 5% to 20%.
Equity markets had a tough time in 2018. Value stocks were particularly hard hit and the style saw one of the longest periods of underperformance relative to growth in recent years.
Since the downturn at the close of 2018, US equities have rebounded with smaller caps up over 16% and outpacing the returns of large caps.
The growth of BBB credit since the Global Financial Crisis has received a lot of attention.
At the start of 2019 there were three main reasons to be bearish.
The most significant consideration for all investors in the US is the actions of its Federal Reserve.
When it comes to finding growth in the UK, we are positive on the pharmaceuticals sector.