The FTSE 100 was trading higher this morning ahead of the release of a crucial jobs report in the US which will indicate how the recovery is progressing.
Investment veteran Jim Rogers has branded US treasuries as the one of the last remaining asset bubbles left in the world.
John Eisinger, manager of the top- performing £507m Janus US All Cap Growth fund, has upped his weighting to mid-cap technology companies but is avoiding some of the sector's giants.
Findlay Park CEO James Findlay said US political parties' inability to make difficult decisions is provoking ‘disgust' among corporate management.
Today's oil price is a risk to global economic growth, particularly in the US, said BP chief executive Bob Dudley.