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Henderson European equity specialist Richard Pease explains why investors should avoid the noise and focus on the attractive opportunities available on the continent.

Barclays Wealth chief economist Michael Dicks believes the UK faces a one in three chance of entering a "double-dip" recession next year.

The FTSE 100 is edging closer to 5,000 this afternoon as the US markets shared in today's global market rally upon opening.

Fidelity International's Trevor Greetham has cut exposure to equities and commodities in his multi-asset funds in anticipation of greater buying opportunities later in the year and in 2011.

Anthony Bolton's Fidelity China Special Situations trust is now fully invested as the manager expects a resumption of the bull market later in the year.

Henderson head of multi-manager Mark Harris has labelled current markets "deeply oversold", believing the FTSE 100 could be upwards of 15-20% higher by next year.

Fidelity's Tom Ewing has seen the value of his small stake in Ocado double in just 10 months after the online grocer unveiled the details of its IPO this morning.

Old Mutual's Stewart Cowley warns on the rising bank failures in the US and why government bond yields might move down to Japanese-style levels.

Leading City investors are plotting to force Prudential chairman Harvey McGrath out before the beleaguered insurer's half-year results on 12 August, according to reports.

LV= Asset Management's Graham Ashby examines the remuneration of the UK's top executives and why becoming a footballer might be a better option.