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The world’s economies are at different stages in the business cycle.

Financial technology (fintech) is fuelling a cycle of disruption in the financial services industry.

One of the more important developments in markets since the late 1990s has been the emergence of a negative stock-bond price correlation.

It has been hard to comprehend negative yields in Germany, let alone Greece.

The US dollar has performed well, up more than 7% since the end of 2017, and continues to enjoy a number of supports.

Hard currency (HC) and local currency (LC) emerging market debt (EMD) have already delivered 13% and 10.3% this year respectively.

China has risen fast and accomplished much in 70 years of the People's Republic, but nothing rises smoothly.

Global manufacturing continues to contract as trade falters. The Trump administration’s attempts to overhaul trade agreements are cooling sentiment and raising global uncertainty.

An adage of equity investing during a US presidential election cycle is 'avoid healthcare'.

The European real estate investable universe is large, totalling some €2.5trn.