United States

Global listed property securities provided good returns for investors in 2009 and markets rallied as the global economy responded to government stimulus measures.

Threadneedle is considering an expansion of its absolute return range in the coming months, with the possible launch of a long/short fund focused on US equities.

Despite the significant gains generated in bond markets in 2009, we believe the case for corporate bonds remains strong.

While managers may agree on the shape of the recovery in many countries, the shape for the US is less clear

Thames River manager plans to hedge against a 10% drop in trending markets

Fifth Third Asset Management president and CIO Keith Wirtz believes the US capital markets will enjoy a late rally following the mid-term elections in November.

While there are a number of solar ETFs investing in promising projects globally, investors may be better off opting for a more general clean-energy-based fund strategy, writes Martin Morris.

Janus Capital's Gibson Smith on why corporate credit now plays a critical role in generating superior risk-adjusted outperformance.

If the US - the world's importer of last resort - is going on an export drive, the implications for Asia may be profound, writes Aberdeen's Hugh Young.

Legg Mason's Mary Chris Gay believes US large caps will be the best performers this year after being undervalued by sceptical markets.