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Carmignac's Saint-Georges: What can we expect from financial markets in 2020?
On cusp of 'radically new chapter'
Brexit Blog: UK officials cast doubt over Johnson's Brexit plans
Countdown to 31 January 2020
The star-spangled challenge: Equity investors split on US as indices hit all-time high
Easing trade tensions and growing corporate earnings behind improved metrics
The impact of shifting demographics
Population explosion still key driver of global markets
India's corporate tax cut: A defining moment for the next decade?
'Radical' cuts could pay off domestically
M&G's Calich cuts exposure to currencies 'at epicentre' of US-China trade war storm
Move to avoid currencies at risk of underperforming
Argentina: Is corporate debt an opportunity?
Select issuers now more attractive
Going for gold: Multi-asset managers look beyond 'core assets' ahead of 'volatile' Q4
Tariff tensions and global slowdown key factors
Hermes' Lundie favours 'the higher end of high yield' on Unconstrained Credit fund
Taking subordination risk in investment grade companies
Trade wars: A pause or is the end in sight?
How history can provide answers to today's tariff stand-off
Is the market immune to macro shocks?
Prudence required to navigate choppy waters
US equity investors are too bullish and bond investors too bearish
Market signals pose 'dilemma' for investors
How can investors position against a no-deal Brexit?
Boris Johnson's arrival at Number 10 has done little to enhance UK investor confidence; he has wasted no time setting a collision course with the EU over his no-deal strategy, and members on the other side of the House of Commons.
The 'hallmarks of a recession' behind the political noise
Over the past decade, we have endured the tired pessimism that still looms from the 2008 Global Financial Crisis.
Back to school or back to old tricks?
The headlines that will dominate the next quarter
What economic turmoil in Europe means for equity valuations
Europe faces several challenges, specifically German manufacturing, trade wars and Italian budgetary pressures.
The polarisation of bond markets: Austria versus Argentina
Argentinian 100-year bonds down 30% over last week
Global equity market volatility will be 'collateral damage' of Trump's re-election campaign
Global equity markets' abrupt sell-off, a fortnight ago now, emphasised equity markets' fragility in the latter stages of a mature economic cycle.
UK and US markets suffer worst day of the year on currency war concerns
Renminbi devalued
How to invest in a market 'driven by expectation'
Part of the June equity market rally was driven by growing investor expectation of a July rate cut in the US, which we believe is overdone.
Boris Johnson's Britain: The outlook for UK assets
How will the industry fare under his premiership?
Why writing off Japanese equities is 'unwise'
Picture the scene. Concerned about the strength of the US dollar, President Donald Trump meets with world leaders to seal a deal to further US interests.
Will asset allocators miss out on a UK stockmarket recovery?
Investors 'waiting on sidelines' for greater Brexit clarity
UK politics: New leader, old problems
Prime Minister Boris Johnson must "raise his game from sloganeering"
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