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Saltus's Dan Kemp on what investors should take away from Alistair Darling's third Budget.

While it is undoubtedly premature to prepare the obituary for European monetary union, the financial downturn of the past few years has mercilessly exposed its inherent flaws.

Liontrust's Anthony Cross believes fund managers are becoming too short term in their thinking.

This week's panel discusses European equities and the impact of the Greek tragedy

For many across the world, it was probably the Beijing Olympics when it dawned where future global economic and political power really lay.

Japan is lagging Europe and the West in terms of SRI initiatives. But this is set to change thanks to government intervention, writes Tokio Marine's Kenichi Kubo

The World Bank has raised its 2010 economic growth forecast for China by 0.5% to 9.5%.

Royal London's Andrea Williams has begun reducing her fund's exposure to banks in favour of insurance companies.

When trying to gauge the outlook for the equity market, we look at corporate profits and the discount rate applied by investors to those profits.

Thames River manager plans to hedge against a 10% drop in trending markets