With many headwinds facing the globe, it is going to be a long and colourful summer for equities markets, says Julian Chillingworth, chief investment officer, Rathbone Unit Trust Management.
US Gross Domestic Product (GDP) increased at an annual rate of 1.9% in Q1 2011, marginally up from a previous estimate of 1.8%.
The Federal Reserve has scaled down its growth forecast for the US in the face of higher energy costs and weak manufacturing data.
Negyal and Timberlake's stockpicking approach ensures year of solid positive performance.
US markets have recently been unsettled by weak economic readings. Peter Allwright, manager at RWC Partners, looks at what lies in store for the region.
The UK will not recover to pre-crisis levels of growth until 2013, the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) has said.
It is more important than ever for funds to evolve according to the natural order of markets. The age of investment Darwinism has begun, writes Joe Roseman.
Economists shoot down IMF's growth forecasts for UK in anticipation of an increase in GDP.
BlackRock's Richard Davis talks to Joanna Faith about the motivation behind the recent launch of his World Resources Income fund and his outlook for the commodities sector following the recent sell-off.