Bond yields plunge in August
Bond yields slid during August as nervous investors headed for perceived “safe-haven” assets such as government bonds and gold.
Adviser Hub 16th Sep 2019
Storm clouds gathering over Germany
Confidence over the outlook for Europe’s economy continued to deteriorate during August amid mounting concerns over Germany’s prospects.
Renminbi falls to lowest level since 2008
China’s renminbi fell to its lowest level against the US dollar for 11 years during August.
What next for Japan’s monetary policy?
Japan achieved its third straight quarter of economic growth during the three months to June, growing at an annualised rate of 1.8% and easing pressure on the Bank of Japan to implement further moneta...
Market briefings looking back at August
A selection of articles, written by our expert investment writers that cover the markets looking back through August.
Fresh salvoes in the US/China trade conflict
The trade war between the US and China continued to rage in August. President Trump revealed further tariff increases on Chinese imports to the US; in response, China announced that it would impose ad...
Equity income remains out of favour
Although bond yields have continued to fall to record lows, income-seeking investors do not appear to be moving towards UK equity income, daunted by a backdrop of ongoing political and economic uncert...
Uncertainties drive down share prices
August proved both busy and controversial for UK investors, and share prices remained unsettled throughout the month.
Gilt yields plummet in August
Gilt yields plunged during August as nervous investors sought the perceived safety of government bonds and gold.
Weak pound boosts share prices in July
UK equity prices generally rose during July as intensifying speculation over the possibility of a no-deal Brexit drove down the pound’s value against the US dollar and the euro.
Adviser Hub 19th Aug 2019
Sterling falls on no-deal speculation
Sterling fell sharply against the US dollar and euro during July as the prospect of a no-deal Brexit began to appear increasingly possible.
No-deal plans drive down gilt yields
Mounting fears that the UK will leave the EU without a deal on 31 October drove down the value of the pound against the US dollar and the euro during July.
Central banks around the world cut rates
Investors saw a raft of interest-rate cuts during July, as central banks sought to address slowing economic growth and subdued inflationary pressures.
China’s slowdown continues
China’s economy continued its slowdown during the second quarter of 2019, expanding at an annualised rate of 6.2%. The country’s economy grew by 6.4% during the first quarter.
Market briefings looking back at July
A selection of articles, written by our expert investment writers that cover the markets looking back through July.
Australia and South Korea cut interest rates
Confidence amongst large Japanese manufacturers continued to deteriorate, according to the Bank of Japan’s quarterly Tankan survey.
Deteriorating outlook for Europe
The outlook for economic growth in the eurozone has continued to weaken.
Fed cuts rates for the first time since 2008
US equity markets reached new closing highs during July, and the S&P 500 Index breached 3,000 points for the first time ever.
Global update: Possibility of “no deal” moves closer
Boris Johnson beat Jeremy Hunt during July to become the new leader of the Conservative Party and the UK’s new Prime Minister.
Adviser Hub 1st Aug 2019
UK equity funds move back into favour
UK share prices rose and equity yields fell in June in the face of ongoing political uncertainty. The unfolding story of Brexit entered a new chapter during the month as the Conservative Party.
Adviser Hub 10th Jul 2019
Trade tensions hit growth in Asia
Economic growth picked up in Japan during the first quarter of 2019, despite the continuing trade tensions between the US and China.
Trade negotiations reopen
The trade relationship between China and the US continued to dominate investor sentiment during June.
Further stimulus to come?
Following the extension to the Brexit deadline, the European Commission urged companies to ‘take advantage of the extra time” to make their preparations.
Central banks start to ease
Bond yields continued their decline into June: prices rose as several central banks loosened their monetary policy stance.
Gradual tightening strategy remains intact
UK government bond yields fell over the first six months of 2019, boosted by rising demand for gilts driven by political uncertainty.
Political distraction
Three years on from the Brexit referendum – and three months after the Brexit deadline was extended – the issue of Brexit remained unresolved.
Rate cut on the horizon
Trade developments continued to absorb attention during June. Having imposed tariffs on Mexican imports in May President Donald Trump suspended them “indefinitely”.
Market briefings looking back at June
A selection of articles, written by our expert investment writers that cover the markets looking back through June.
Economic outlook dims for Japan
Notwithstanding some encouraging economic data, Japan’s Government downgraded its view on the country’s economy during May.
Adviser Hub 12th Jun 2019
Trade wars bite
Although the US and China had been widely expected to agree a trade deal, US President Donald Trump instead confounded hopes.
Slowing European growth
Although European investors generally welcomed the results of the European Parliamentary elections, share prices across the region generally fell heavily amid concerns over Europe’s economic outlook a...
Brexit worries fuel demand for gilts
Amid rising speculation over the likelihood of a no-deal Brexit, gilt prices surged and yields plummeted in May as investors scrambled for investments perceived to be safe havens.
Brexit tensions intensify in May
Escalating political upheaval knocked investors’ confidence in May, and share prices suffered.
The “Tariff Man” strikes again
Having hit new highs during April, share prices plummeted in May as the trade war between the US and China took an unexpected turn.
Market briefings looking back at May
A selection of articles, written by our expert investment writers that cover the markets looking back through May.
Global update: US/China trade war escalates
Prime Minister Theresa May finally announced that she was resigning as leader of the Conservative Party on 7 June. Her decision triggered a leadership contest alongside rising concerns over the possib...
Adviser Hub 4th Jun 2019
US share indices hit fresh highs
Economic growth picked up in the US during the first quarter of 2019. Having expanded by 2.2% year on year in the final quarter of 2018, the US economy grew.
Adviser Hub 14th May 2019
UK dividend growth set to continue
Dividend payouts from UK companies reached a new first-quarter record during the first three months of 2019.
Europe weakens
Demand for government bonds generally rose during April against a backdrop of intensifying concerns over the global economic outlook.
Eurozone stages a rally
The eurozone’s economy rebounded during the first three months of 2019, posting quarter-on-quarter growth of 0.4%. Italy emerged from recession, supported by export activity.
Dovish Fed boosts sentiment towards emerging markets
Sentiment towards emerging markets has improved recently, boosted by a more dovish rhetoric from the US Federal Reserve.
Bank of Japan provides additional guidance
Japan’s interest rates will remain unchanged until the beginning of 2020 at the earliest, according to the BoJ’s updated guidance.
Market briefings looking back at April
A selection of articles, written by our expert investment writers that cover the markets looking back through April.
Another six months …
The new Brexit deadline of 31 October has given UK MPs an additional six months to reach agreement.
Adviser Hub 13th May 2019
Brextension eases demand for gilts
Demand for UK government bonds slipped during April: prices fell and yields rose as a six-month extension to Brexit allayed investors’ immediate concerns over the prospect of a disorderly no-deal scen...
Global update: Brextension
Having delayed Brexit from 29 March to 12 April, Prime Minister Theresa May agreed a new Brexit deadline of 31 October with EU leaders.
Adviser Hub 2nd May 2019
Bull market celebrates its tenth birthday
The US bull market became the longest bull market in the history of the S&P 500 Index during March, celebrating its ten-year anniversary on 9 March. Nevertheless, optimism amongst investors has been d...
Adviser Hub 17th Apr 2019
“Hope dies last”
Having tried – and failed – to get her Brexit deal through the House of Commons three times, Prime Minister Theresa May was obliged to seek an extension to the Article 50 process. Brexit Day was postp...
Brexit puzzle remains unsolved
The Brexit conundrum remained unsolved as March drew to a close, and the UK remained in the EU as Brexit Day was pushed out to 12 April. The yield on the FTSE 100 Index declined over March.
European slowdown drives demand for bonds
Fears of an economic slowdown in Europe rattled investors during March, and European government bond yields fell as investors sought perceived safe havens.
European slowdown
Interest rates in the eurozone are not expected to rise until next year at the earliest, according to the European Central Bank (ECB).
China cuts economic forecast
China’s leaders cut their economic growth forecast for 2019 to 6% to 6.5%, compared with last year’s target of around 6.5%.
Clouds over Japan’s economy
Confidence amongst Japanese businesses deteriorated over the first three months of 2019, according to the Bank of Japan’s (BoJ’s) quarterly Tankan survey of business sentiment.
Market briefings looking back at March
A selection of articles written by our expert investment writers, covering the markets looking back through March.
Italian bond yields rise
Government bond yields in Italy rose sharply during February as a decline in confidence pushed up borrowing costs. Sentiment was knocked by a combination of factors...
Adviser Hub 7th Mar 2019
Brexit question remains unanswered
UK share prices generally rose during February, despite the fact that the pressing issue of Brexit remained unresolved.
Hopes of a trade deal
US equity markets rose during February as investor sentiment was buoyed by hopes that the US and China will finally manage to reach agreement on their long-running trade dispute.
Adviser Hub 6th Mar 2019
Market briefings looking back at February
A selection of articles written by our expert investment writers, covering the markets looking back through February.
End of trade dispute within sight?
Despite signs of an ongoing economic slowdown in China, share prices performed strongly during February. The US announced that it would postpone its planned tariff increases on Chinese exports.
“No breakthrough in sight”
Further “robust but constructive” Brexit talk between Prime Minister Theresa May and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker yielded no change in February.
Market briefings looking back at January
A selection of articles written by our expert investment writers, covering the markets looking back through January.
Adviser Hub 4th Feb 2019
Market briefings looking back at December
The below selection of articles have been written by our expert investment writers and cover the markets looking back through December.
Adviser Hub 18th Jan 2019
Japan faces economic headwinds in 2019
Japan’s economy contracted at an annualised rate of 2.5% during the third quarter of 2018, compared with an earlier calculation of -1.2%. Activity was curtailed during the year by a series of natural...
Adviser Hub 18th Dec 2018
Emerging markets underperform over 2018
Emerging markets performed better than broader world markets during December, but underperformed global markets over 2018. Following a protracted war over trade tariffs, China and the US finally agree...
EU initiates Brexit contingency measures
Despite concerns that the eurozone’s economic expansion is showing signs of faltering, the European Central Bank confirmed that its programme of quantitative easing measures was ending at the end of 2...
Rising risks to sovereign ratings
After a challenging 2018, risks to sovereign ratings are set to intensify in 2019. According to credit ratings agency Fitch, global financial conditions are tightening, political and geopolitical fact...
Choppy December for UK gilt yields
UK government bonds endured a choppy December as investor sentiment was dictated by Brexit and mounting fears of a no-deal scenario. Parliament was scheduled to hold a “meaningful vote” on Prime Minis...
Adviser Hub 17th Dec 2018
Mounting fears of a no-deal Brexit
Newsflow and investor sentiment were dominated by Brexit in December. Having managed to agree a Brexit deal with the EU in November, Prime Minister Theresa May later took the controversial decision to...
UK equity yields surged over 2018
UK equity markets continued their downward trend into December amid intensifying speculation over the possibility of a no-deal Brexit. Although the government managed to reach an agreement with the EU...
Partial shutdown for the US government
Although US equity markets hit record highs during 2018, they ended the year in negative territory, pulled down by concerns over trade tensions, rising interest rates, a partial shutdown of the federa...
Adviser Hub 10th Dec 2018
Market briefings looking back at November
The below selection of articles have been written by our expert investment writers and cover the markets looking back through November.
Adviser Hub 7th Dec 2018
Market briefings looking back through October
The below selection of articles have been written by our expert investment writers and cover the markets looking back through October. Asian Japan markets review Asian markets drop in Oct...
Adviser Hub 13th Nov 2018
A Brexit deal remains elusive
October 2018 UK share prices fell sharply during October as investors became increasingly rattled by a combination of factors, including concerns over global growth and worries over Brexit. Chancel...
Adviser Hub 9th Nov 2018
Sharp falls in US share prices
February 2018 Having risen by over 25% over 2017, the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index fell during February to levels last seen at the end of November. Investors were troubled by evidence that in...
Adviser Hub 23rd Oct 2018
Mining sector fuels Q2 dividend growth
The second quarter is an important one for UK equity income investors, as it accounts for one-third of total annual dividends. Underlying dividend growth rose at an annualised rate of 7.1% during the...
Adviser Hub 14th Aug 2018
Trade fears stoke bond yields
Global bond yields generally rose during July as escalating trade tensions undermined investors’ confidence. Nevertheless, despite concerns over the possible impact of the deepening trade wars, Federa...
Trade fears dampen confidence
July 2018 Concerns over the impact of trade wars is starting to affect confidence amongst Japanese companies, according to the Bank of Japan’s quarterly Tankan survey of business sentiment. O...
No winners in a global trade war
July 2018 During July, President Donald Trump imposed US$34 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods, prompting China to respond with US$34 billion of levies on US imports. The US announced plans to imp...
Junker and Trump discuss trade
As the US imposed controversial tariffs on Chinese imports – and China responded in kind – President Donald Trump met with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. The two parties agreed to...
Adviser Hub 9th Aug 2018
Trade tariffs start to bite
Some US businesses have “scaled back or postponed” plans for capital spending amid mounting concern over the potential consequence of President Donald Trump’s controversial new trade tariffs. Accordin...
The below selection of articles have been written by our expert investment writers and cover the markets looking back through July. Asia Japan markets review Trade fears dampen confidence...
Sterling wobbles in July
July 2008 Gilt yields rose and gilt prices fell during July amid expectations that the Bank of England (BoE) would increase its key interest rate at the Monetary Policy Committee’s (MPC&rsquo...
Brexit pressure builds
July 2018 With less than eight months to go before the UK leaves the EU, the possibility of a “no-deal” Brexit became a hot topic during July. The Government was thrown into disarray ea...
The below selection of articles have been written by our expert investment writers and cover the markets looking back through June.
Adviser Hub 16th Jul 2018
“Cards on the table”
June 2018 UK equity markets were blighted during June by Brexit, amid rising concerns over the UK’s lack of progress as the deadline moves closer. EC President Donald Tusk called on the UK to...
Brexit continues to cast a shadow
June 2018 Although escalating trade tensions dominated global investor sentiment in June, the UK also had to contend with Brexit-related issues against a backdrop of criticism over the Government&r...
UK rates to rise in August?
June 2018 June proved to be another uneven month for UK government bonds. Investor sentiment was at the mercy of macroeconomic factors, from US President Donald Trump’s introduction of puniti...
Adviser Hub 13th Jul 2018
ECB unlikely to raise rates before summer 2019
June 2018 Although the eurozone’s rate of inflation has moved closer to target, the ECB does not expect to tighten interest rates until “at least through the summer of 2019”. Else...
Sino-US relations continue to sour
June 2018 June proved to be a challenging month for emerging market investors as trade tensions between the US and China continued to escalate. Following US President Donald Trump’s decision...
Trade wars cloud the outlook for exporters
June 2018 Escalating trade wars between the US and some of the world’s largest economies have raised fears that new trade tariffs could undermine the economies of major exporting nations in A...
Asian economies vulnerable to trade tensions
May 2018 Economic growth in Asian countries – particularly Singapore and Hong Kong – is still heavily reliant on merchandise exports, according to Moody’s Investors Service, and e...
Adviser Hub 11th Jun 2018
Argentina raises rates to 40%
May 2018 Sentiment towards emerging markets was undermined during May by speculation that US monetary policy is likely to tighten more aggressively than previously anticipated, and by escalating co...
EU hit by US levies
May 2018 Trade tensions and political instability unsettled European investors during May. Markets were dealt a blow by the news that US President Donald Trump had decided, after all, to impose tar...
Political turmoil in Italy
May 2018 Having breached 3% for the first time since 2011 in April, the ten-year US Treasury Bond yield rose above 3.10% in May. As the month progressed, however, Treasury bond yields subsided, dam...
UK equity indices rise above the tension
May 2018 Despite escalating trade tensions, uncertainties over Brexit, and political instability in Italy, UK equity markets rose during May. The FTSE 100 Index increased by 2.2% and reached a new...
The below selection of articles have been written by our expert investment writers and cover the markets looking back through May. Asian Japan markets review Asian economies vulnerable...
Escalating trade tensions
May 2018 The prospect of global trade wars moved closer during May. The US announced that it would start imposing tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from the EU, Canada and Mexico, and also on...
Adviser Hub 8th Jun 2018
Macroeconomic issues drive sentiment
May 2018 UK equity markets rose over May as a whole, but investors’ attention was absorbed by Italy’s ongoing political problems, question-marks over the UK Government’s commitmen...
Gilt yields driven down by demand for safe havens
May 2018 UK gilts experienced a choppy month during May. The yield on the benchmark ten-year government bond rose above 1.55% during the middle of the month, but plummeted towards the end of May as...
The below selection of articles have been written by our expert investment writers and cover the markets looking back through April. Asian Japan markets review Ongoing concern over trad...
Adviser Hub 23rd May 2018
Strong beginning to the Q1 earnings season
April 2018 Strong first-quarter earnings reports provided a boost for investors who have been distracted by ongoing political developments and concerns over possible trade wars. Of the companies th...
Adviser Hub 22nd May 2018
Corporate activity dominates the FTSE 100
April 2018 UK markets in April were notable for a flurry of corporate activity that was concentrated in the FTSE 100 Index, and large companies generally outperformed their medium-sized counterpart...
UK economic growth disappoints
April 2018 Mounting speculation over inflation drove up government bond yields around the world in the middle of April, and the benchmark UK gilt yield closed as high as 1.54% during April. Sterlin...
10-year Treasury bond yields breach 3%
April 2018 The ten-year US Treasury Bond yield rose above 3% for the first time since 2011 during April, stoked by mounting concerns over the outlook for inflation. The price of oil continued to cl...
ECB remains supportive
April 2018 During April, the ECB confirmed that it would continue with its planned programme of monthly bond purchases until the end of September, and that asset purchases would carry on beyond thi...
Adviser Hub 21st May 2018
Oil price continues its rise
April 2018 China posted encouraging annualised economic growth of 6.8% during the first three months of the year, beating the official target of “around 6.5%”. Nevertheless, there are p...
Ongoing concern over trade tensions
April 2018 Confidence amongst large Japanese manufacturers deteriorated during the first quarter of 2018, according to the Bank of Japan’s (BoJ’s) quarterly Tankan survey. Meanwhile, Ja...
Yen spikes in March
March 2018 President Trump’s proposed trade tariffs on steel and aluminium knocked investor sentiment in Asia during March, amid fears of a trade war. The Japanese yen spiked against the US d...
Adviser Hub 17th Apr 2018
Europe reacts to a possible trade war
March 2018 European markets were rattled during March over the prospect of a possible trade war with the US following President Donald Trump’s decision to impose a 25% levy on steel imports a...
UK share prices knocked by trade war concerns
March 2018 In common with other major equity markets around the world, UK share prices declined during March, dampened by concerns over the possibility of trade wars triggered by the US, and by the...
High demand for safe-haven assets
March 2018 Government bond prices generally rose in March as investors faced the possibility of a trade war. Mounting tensions between the US and China led to a surge in demand during March for per...
Looming trade war knocks sentiment
March 2018 China’s relationship with the US deteriorated during March following President Donald Trump’s decision to impose a series of new tariffs intended to safeguard US interests. W...
Rising US protectionism knocks sentiment
March 2018 Investor sentiment during March was marred by mounting levels of US protectionism. President Donald Trump announced tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, and also revealed plans to imp...
Adviser Hub 6th Apr 2018
Trump threatens trade war
March 2018 March was a controversial month for the US as President Donald Trump implemented a range of measures designed to protect America’s interests. The US also announced plans to impose...
Adviser Hub 5th Apr 2018
Progress on Brexit transition agreement
March 2018 UK share prices generally fell during March amid expectations of tightening monetary policy and concerns over rising US protectionism. The UK and EU managed to reach an accord on “...
Concerns over gilt supplies
March 2018 UK gilt yields fell over March as a whole amid concerns over future supply as the DMO announced it would reduce gilt issuance in 2018/19 to its lowest level since 2007/2008. Meanwhile, t...
FTSE 100’s yield rises above 4%
February 2018 The UK equity market experienced a volatile February; share prices fell sharply at the start of the month as investors became increasingly concerned that major central banks might see...
Adviser Hub 14th Mar 2018
US bond yields continue to rise
February 2018 Global bond investors experienced an eventful February as investors faced up to the possibility that interest rates in the US might rise sooner than anticipated. Demand for bonds drop...
Post-Brexit future of Northern Ireland remains in doubt
February 2018 European share prices generally fell in February, undermined by speculation that major central banks may be poised to tighten monetary policy more quickly than previously anticipated....
Brazil cuts interest rates again
February 2018 Emerging equity markets were not immune to the heavy declines experienced by developed share indices during February. Investors around the world were rattled by signs that the end of...
Asian markets weakened in February
February 2018 Like many other major equity markets around the world, stock indices in Asia fell sharply during February amid speculation that US monetary policy might begin to tighten more quickly...
The below selection of articles have been written by our expert investment writers and cover the markets looking back through February. Asian Japan market review Asian markets weakened...
Adviser Hub 9th Mar 2018
UK shares joined February’s global sell-off
February 2018 UK share prices dropped sharply at the beginning of February amid mounting speculation that central bank policymakers – not only in the UK, but also in the US – might deci...
Gilt yields continued their rise in February
February 2018 Having risen strongly during January, gilt yields continued their upward journey in February. Demand for government bonds was curbed by speculation that interest rates – in the...
The below selection of articles have been written by our expert investment writers and cover the markets looking back through January. Asia Japan market review The Nikkei 225 Index hits...
Adviser Hub 14th Feb 2018
The price of oil reaches US$70 in January
January 2018 The price of oil rose to US$70 per barrel for the first time in over three years during January as OPEC members confirmed that they would continue to limit output until the end of 2018...
The Nikkei 225 Index hits its highest level since 1991
January 2018 Following the US’s rejection of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the remaining 11 participants have agreed to sign a trade deal in Chile in March. The pact will include Austr...
Global bond yields rise sharply in January
January 2018 Bond yields generally rose sharply in January as investors moved away from global fixed income, triggering speculation over the possibility of a bear market for bonds. The attractions...
Stronger pound could dampen UK dividend payouts
January 2018 UK equity indices fell over January as a whole, dampened by a rally in the value of the pound. Sterling’s weakness since Brexit has significantly enhanced UK dividend payouts; lo...
Government shutdown hampers US sentiment
January 2018 A three-day shutdown of the US federal government dampened investor sentiment as politicians reached deadlock over immigration policy. The stalemate was temporarily ended once th...
Gilt yields soar in January
January 2018 Despite a rally in the value of the pound, UK government bonds experienced a drop in demand during January, sending yields sharply higher. Sentiment towards gilts deteriorated against...
The EU sets out its Brexit stall
January 2018 The EU outlined its requirements for the UK during the post-Brexit transition period that will take place from March 2019 to the end of 2020. The UK is expected to continue to ab...
The below selection of articles have been written by our expert investment writers and cover the markets looking back through November. Asia Japan market review Japan shrugs off fresh hos...
Adviser Hub 5th Dec 2017
The below selection of articles have been written by our expert investment writers and cover the markets looking back through August. Asia Japan market review Tensions with North Korea pu...
Adviser Hub 28th Sep 2017
The Fed is poised to pare back its balance sheet
July 2017 Despite a raft of fresh problems for President Trump’s administration, US equity markets rose during July and the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index reached a new closing high at th...
Adviser Hub 14th Aug 2017
Inflation continues to pose a problem
July 2017 UK consumer price inflation remained well above its 2% target, although it eased slightly in June. Although the unemployment rate fell to its lowest level since 1975, wage growth continue...
UK equity yields fell during July
July 2017 UK equity indices generally rose during July and yields fell. Dividend payouts hit a new second-quarter record in 2017, according to Capita Asset Services, reaching a total of £33.3...
Bond and currency markets remain under pressure
July 2017 Despite a backdrop of persistently low inflation, speculation over the likelihood of tighter monetary policy continued to put pressure on global bond and currency markets during July. The...
Economic sentiment improves in the eurozone
July 2017 The European Central Bank continued to play down speculation that it is poised to begin winding down its programme of stimulus measures. Inflationary pressures in the eurozone remain subd...
Japan’s inflation to remain below target
July 2017 Although Japan’s economy appears to be strengthening in some areas, the outlook for inflation remains subdued. Despite an increasingly tight labour market, Japanese companies appear...
The below selection of articles have been written by our expert investment writers and cover the markets looking back through July. Asia Japan market review Japan’s inflation to rem...
Gilt yields declined in July
July 2017 Gilt yields fell over July as a whole, dampened by an unexpected drop in the UK’s annualised rate of inflation. Having hit its highest level in almost four years during May, the con...
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