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The choice is limited for relatively risk-averse investors looking to generate significant income from their investments, says Axa's Richard Marwood

Valuations can, on a long-term view, offer significant opportunities, according to Vincent Devlin, co-manager of the BlackRock Greater Europe investment trust

US stocks had a disappointing first three quarters of the year and volatility jumped as Federal Reserve uncertainty and Chinese growth concerns rattled investors.

Countries in South East Asia have seen widely disparate economic performances in 2015 so far - are politics to blame?

Strong headwinds for the commodities sector show no sign of abating, but record share price falls for some companies have provided attractive entry points into the asset class.

Laura Foll, deputy fund manager of the Lowland investment company, explains why she is taking another look at the supermarket giant.

With ethics and responsible investing becoming a core part of many investors' criteria, Investment Week asks which themes or stockpicks are standing out

After several years of bad news for the holders of open-ended but suspended life settlements funds, there is perhaps a glimmer of hope.

Emerging market weakness has been so pervasive that many are now extremely sensitive to any marginal positive change, says City Financial's Mark Harris.

A weak yen has raised input prices, which could squeeze company profits, says Michael Lindsell