Fidelity International | Fidelity’s Dan Roberts on global dividends
To help you through these uncertain times, Fidelity Global Dividend Fund Manager Dan Roberts discusses recent portfolio activity and what the economic slowdown could mean for corporate dividends going...
Fidelity International 27th Mar 2020
Worry, Don’t Panic
The Coronavirus crisis has created a great deal of uncertainty in all our lives. That’s why, now more than ever, it’s important that long-term investors don’t panic.
Baillie Gifford 26th Mar 2020
The Week: What does it cost to support markets? $2 trillion
The US emergency fiscal stimulus package has finally passed and markets are grateful, but could it create long-term problems?
Adviser-Hub 26th Mar 2020
5 articles to reassure your clients
During periods of market instability and uncertainty, supporting your clients is likely to be your number-one priority. And timely communication can make all the difference when easing their concerns.
Adviser-Hub 23rd Mar 2020
UK interest rates cut to record low
In an unexpected move designed to shore up the UK economy against the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, the Bank of England slashed its key interest rate to 0.1%.
Adviser-Hub 20th Mar 2020
The Week: Bye-bye the ‘V’ shaped recovery; hello the ‘L’ shape
A V-shaped recovery now looks vanishingly unlikely, but could any good come of the financial market meltdown?
Adviser-Hub 19th Mar 2020
The benefit of hindsight
History and experience have shown us that different asset classes and industry sectors generate strong or weak performance at different times.
Adviser-Hub 18th Mar 2020
Following the herd
"To err is human" said the poet Alexander Pope; however, in investment, errors can be expensive.
“Whatever it takes”
Less than a week after the Budget, Chancellor the Exchequer Rishi Sunak revealed a package of measures designed to help the UK economy withstand the financial impact of the coronavirus.
Weathering market storms
There’s no doubt that periods of market volatility can be very unsettling for investors. Nevertheless, history shows us that, although equities can certainly be risky in the short term, they remain th...
When uncertainty strikes…
When uncertainty strikes, financial markets often respond with a period of volatility. It can be difficult to remain pragmatic and unruffled when asset prices are swinging back and forth.
Irrational behaviour
Investors can be strange creatures. We wait until the market has risen before we are willing to buy. We sell when the market has plunged.
Fed cuts rates to near-zero
In an unprecedented move, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) announced its second consecutive emergency rate cut as central banks around the world launched co-ordinated action to support the global economy.
Adviser-Hub 16th Mar 2020
The Week: What markets really, really want...
Markets have their fiscal and monetary stimulus, but still they’re not happy. What would it take to improve market sentiment?
Adviser-Hub 12th Mar 2020
Hey, big spender
Hot on the heels of the Bank of England’s emergency rate cut, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak delivered his first Budget since his appointment in February 2020.
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