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Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson shares weekly market report
Tom Stevenson comments as earnings season provides an early summer test of the ongoing bull market and new Fed chair Kevin Warsh…
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Stocks retreat on oil, Iran to start a packed week
Mounting attacks over the weekend in the Strait of Hormuz sent stocks, especially tech, down in early trading as oil rose. Tomorrow…
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Markets brace for a critical week
Daniela Sabin Hathorn, Senior Market Analyst at capital.com shares her insights on markets, with further tensions expected. Markets have started the week…
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L&G adds to ETF range with WTW Global Equity Diversified UCITS ETF
L&G today announces the launch of the L&G WTW Global Equity Diversified UCITS ETF (GEDI) (‘the Fund’), providing access to institutional-level investment strategies…
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Reviewing Q2 and the trends moving markets in 2026
Toni Meadows, Head of Investment at BRI Wealth Management, explores the key themes that shaped global financial markets in Q2 2026 and…
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Lower oil prices reduce the pressure on central banks
Raphael Olszyna-Marzys, international economist at J. Safra Sarasin Sustainable Asset Management, discusses the state of oil prices and the impact on central…
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HMRC uses AI to collect £10billion through investigations but misses target
Total compliance take marginally misses target at £50.2billion – growth in yields from tax investigations slows. Representatives from Pinsent Masons have commented…
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Ebury: Fed hike bets could fade if US-Iran tensions ease
Matthew Ryan, Head of Market Strategy at global financial services firm and FX specialists Ebury, comments on the latest Fed minutes and the impact of…
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Strait attacks flare but chips lead early gains
Though overnight strikes in the Strait of Hormuz kept the market on edge, chips kept gaining early today. PepsiCo’s earnings appeared to…
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Meeting AI explainability requirements in wealth management
As AI becomes more embedded in wealth management, explainability is no longer optional. Daniele Grassi, CEO at Axyon AI explores why transparency…
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UK private markets fund managers: private credit risks manageable
UK private markets fund managers believe private credit risks are generally manageable despite recent high-profile warnings and restrictions on some funds, new…
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Capital.com: Gold accounts for 42% of Q2 trading volume
Capital.com, the global online derivatives trading platform, has reported $1.13 trillion in client trading volumes for Q2 2026 (April to June). Volume…
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Electricity majors – the secular winners
The investment landscape is changing rapidly as electricity demand accelerates at a pace few anticipated. Michel Sznajer, Portfolio Manager within the Ecofin…
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Crypto’s biggest debate is built on a false choice and advisers can’t afford to sit it out
Monica Eaton, Founder and CEO of Chargebacks911 and Fi911, as well as Chief Information Officer of Global Risk Technologies, shares her insights…
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Trump announces Iran ceasefire is over
With Trump announcing the Iran ceasefire is over, Daniela Sabin Hathorn, Senior Market Analyst at Capital.com shares what it means for markets…
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2026 Multi-Asset Fund Insights
Welcome to the 2026 edition of Multi-Asset Fund Insights – following the success and strong engagement with our 2025 publication, we’re back…
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Investment trusts that offer shelter from AI meltdown
With the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) last week warning about the implications of a collapse in demand for equity and debt from AI…
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ETF investors favouring American equities again
The European UCITS Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) market* remained on a growth trajectory in June. With net inflows of USD 44.9 billion, flows were…
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Japan’s stock market outperforms in H1
The Japanese stock market has been the best performing of the major stock markets in the first half of this year (to…
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Neuberger: Warsh’s Fed – hike, hold or cut?
Ashok Bhatia, CIO and global head of fixed income at Neuberger, shares insights on the US Federal Reserve, now under its new…
