Felix Feather, economist at abrdn: “We think French government bonds will increasingly behave more like “peripheral” rather than “core” assets. While this distinction does not have quite the bite it once did during the euro crisis, when the ongoing membership of the...
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The UK election: Will it or won’t it influence the market?
By James Penny, CIO of TAM Asset Management With the British Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, recently announcing a snap general election taking place on the 4th of July, it is worth taking a look at how TAM think this is going to play out in the market. As a ‘starter for...
Fidelity International evolves sustainable investing framework
Fidelity International (‘Fidelity’) today announces its revised sustainable investing framework, to adjust to an evolving sustainable investing landscape, in line with client requirements and environmental, social, governance (ESG) regulations. Sustainability is an...
Slight GDP uplift will do little to enthuse as growth looks likely to moderate further | Quilter Investors
Following the release of the latest GDP quarterly national accounts from the Office for National Statistics, Lindsay James, investment strategist at Quilter Investors, has shared her analysis with us as follows: “With UK GDP growth having shown no growth in the...
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Schroder Investment Solutions (SIS), the award-winning series of actively managed Model Portfolios and Multi-Asset Funds, is...
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2024 Midyear Outlook: Investment opportunities in the UK & EU
By Frédérique Carrier, Head of Investment Strategy for RBC Wealth Management in the British Isles and Asia United Kingdom With the Labour...
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Markets likely to remain calm even if Labour win a super-majority. Efforts will continue to avoid bond markets turbulence. Uncertainty...
Get ready for a sterling revival under Labour
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