monetary policy

All eyes on the ECB

Glimmers of hope have recently begun to emerge for European equities.

Monetary policy 'could respond in either direction'

Could rise in 2021 and 2022

Unlearning what you think you know about budgets

Fiscal stimulus could be 'down to governments'

On cusp of 'radically new chapter'

The headwinds and tailwinds to look out for in 2020

With a General Election now called for 12 December, there is a chance that the acrimonious stalemate in Parliament over Brexit might soon be over and the UK will leave the EU by 31 January 2020.

It has been a strong showing for European equities in recent weeks, with the European Central Bank (ECB)'s policy action – and the rate cut in the US – all helping to lift shares higher.