Jupiter

Jupiter shares have soared 11% today after investors reacted positively to the group's £734m total net inflow in Q3.

Jupiter has recorded a £484m net inflow into its mutual fund range in the third quarter.

Jupiter is preparing to launch a Global Emerging Markets fund for Kathryn Langridge, which will run with two-thirds of its assets in small and mid caps.

Jupiter financials specialist Guy de Blonay believes it is only a matter of time before speculators move on troubled European nation Spain.

Jupiter's Guy de Blonay and Philip Gibbs have fully invested their £1.04bn Financial Opportunities fund, the most bullish positioning for the entire year.

Long-term gold investors John Chatfeild-Roberts and Ian Henderson have positioned their funds to benefit from further highs in the price of the precious metal.

ON UK GROWTH

Jupiter's head of European equities Alex Darwall has dismissed the sovereign debt crisis as a "micro" issue which will have little impact on the corporate sector.

Jupiter's star financials manager Philip Gibbs says a double dip is looking quite unlikely but he has residual worries about longer term growth as developed nations tackle their huge debts.

The manager of Jupiter's Japan Income fund says Japan's move yesterday to weaken the yen was welcome, but not enough to make investors truly positive on the country.