What the Iran nuclear deal means for oil prices
Old Mutual Global Investors' head of equities Richard Buxton has begun buying back into oil companies to take advantage of the undervalued mega caps.
With Greece's theatrics dominating the world stage, investors may have missed some compelling stories unfolding in the wings. Bill McQuaker, Henderson co-head of Multi-Asset, outlines three of his favourites.
How managers are exploiting 'mismatch between perception and reality'
Oliver Bell, manager of T. Rowe Price's Middle East & Africa Equity and Frontier Markets Equity funds, explores the myriad investment opportunities open to the West following the landmark nuclear deal.
BP shares have jumped after the oil giant agreed to pay $18.7bn worth of federal and state claims, to be spread over 18 years, for the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010.
Neptune's Felix Wintle has described 2014 as a "frustrating" year for performance but has prospered again this year in part due to a zero weighting in "bond proxy" utilities.
The Fidelity Solutions team give their views on whether economic growth can accelerate throughout the rest of the year, and what the impact would be on their multi-asset portfolios.
The FTSE 100 has reversed gains made earlier this week after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) walked out of bailout talks with Greece.
The prices of core commodities, including oil and iron ore, have plunged in recent years. Michael Hulme, commodity equities fund manager at Carmignac Gestion, analyses the areas still able to offer value as industries consolidate and respond to price...