The Week: Addressing intergenerational unfairness
The House of Lords and FCA are both looking at ways to address financial disparity between generations. Financial advisers may need to take note.
Adviser-Hub 2nd May 2019
The Asia Call - Episode 1: China
Join us for a new, live and interactive call from our Asia-based investment team. First up, we focus on China - covering the latest trade-related developments and the opportunities and risks in Chines...
Fidelity International 2nd May 2019
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.
Fidelity International | Dan Roberts on economic expansion and current opportunities
FundCalibre research analyst Ryan Lightfoot-Brown sits down with Dan Roberts, fund manager of Elite Rated Fidelity Global Dividend to get his thoughts on the "longest running equity bull market". You...
Fidelity International 30th Apr 2019
The Week: Is the hedge fund dead?
A few years ago, investors were happy to pay 2% a year, plus a 20% performance fee for access to the top talent in the hedge fund industry.
Adviser-Hub 25th Apr 2019
The Week: Lessons from the Neil Woodford experience
Do Neil Woodford's troubles at Woodford Investment Management hold any lessons for investors?
Adviser-Hub 18th Apr 2019
US market review: 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.
Adviser-Hub 17th Apr 2019
UK equity income market review: “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.
UK equity income market review: 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.
UK bond market review: Brexit uncertainties are unresolved
Following Parliament’s rejection of a no-deal Brexit, sterling surged against the US dollar to its highest level since June 2018 and against the euro to its highest level since April 2017.
Global bond market review: 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.
Europe market review: 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).
Emerging markets review: 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%.
Asian Japan markets review: 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.
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