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RBC's James Jamieson argues too many investors still believe dividends imply a stock must be 'ex growth'.

US dollar strength, weak commodity prices and fears of a hard landing in China have made 2015 another difficult year for emerging market investors, so what next?

David Saunders, founding managing director of K2 Advisors, Franklin Templeton, explains how an allocation to hedged strategies can help investors outperform.

Europe is benefitting from a valuation discount to the US in terms of P/E and dividend yield, as well as an improving outlook overall.

Oil companies and miners have bounced because they fell so far, so fast

The ASEAN region is a relatively unloved one at the moment due to a host of factors, including an investor preference for North Asia and weak domestic earnings.

Despite a slowdown in growth to 0.5% in the third quarter, the UK economy continues to perform well.

Follows confused market messages

GAM's Niall Gallagher explains why he believes markets are only half way through the European recovery, with the next phase likely to focus on earnings growth.