Despite unprecedented economic disruption, global equities have recouped much of their losses since the March lows. Our Chief Economist looks at some of the factors driving equity markets.
The coronavirus pandemic has led to an increase in government borrowing. Our chief economist looks at the likely economic impact and highlights the longer term implications for investors.
Our chief economist Colin Warren offers a Q&A on the coronavirus, the economy and markets, He considers the outlook and whether now is a good time to invest.
Our chief economist Colin Warren offers a Q&A on the coronavirus, the economy and markets. He considers the outlook and whether now is a good time to invest.
As concerns over the outbreak of the coronavirus continue to feature in the news, should we panic? Our chief economist Colin Warren shares his thoughts on the economic impact for long-term investors.
This month our chief economist looks at the impact of tensions in the Middle East on oil prices and supplies and how this could affect global markets.
With 2020 fast approaching, our chief economist looks at some of the issues that could impact global financial markets during the next twelve months.
With the UK general election looming, our chief economist looks at the key issues that could affect investors.
With the US presidential elections coming into view, our chief economist looks at what this could mean for financial markets.
With the risk of a recession looming, our chief economist looks at how equity markets could possibly move higher in the coming months.
With yields on government bonds falling sharply in recent weeks and the global stock of debt with negative yields rising above $16 trillion, our chief economist answers some FAQs about the growing phenomenon of negative bond yields.
Our chief economist discusses how slowing growth and below-target inflation could lead to central banks loosening monetary policy in the coming weeks - albeit, the UK interest rate outlook remains dependent on Brexit.
