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Could the environment still be favourable for investing in shares – in the context of today’s uncertain market backdrop? We believe so, if investors adopt three central tenets: portfolio diversification, careful selection and long-term thinking.
The fifth episode of ‘Are we there yet?’ explains why ESG is more than just an equity play
There is no use predicting market turns or keeping your eye on the price index. For the medium-to-long-term investment period we recommend, it is high time to put together a strong, diversified portfolio – while keeping a portion of liquid assets.
In this video Claudia Calich, provides an update on the asset class after what has been a turbulent year so far for fixed income. As economic growth goes into reverse in the US and other developed markets, Claudia discusses some of the potential implications for emerging debt markets, but also where she feels there could be some compelling investment opportunities going forward.
Watch Richard Woolnough as he discusses the latest developments in global credit markets, and find out where he sees potential opportunities.
Watch Ben Lord exploring potential strategies for navigating the current high inflation environment in the UK.
It has been a challenging year for markets so far, and the recent “summer lull” rebound in equity and credit markets is raising more questions than answers for investors positioning their portfolios ahead of the end of 2022.
Equity markets lost steam in August as central banks re-emphasised their commitment to tackling inflation, despite the risks to growth. Meanwhile, energy supply constraints have worsened in Europe following the loss of key Russian gas supplies. Gas prices have cooled in September, but remain stubbornly high. With the winter months fast approaching, can governments, businesses and consumers avoid the worst outcomes? Investment Specialist, Kirsty Clark reviews recent market performance and comments on the deepening energy supply crisis in Europe.
What a difference a year makes. If in the summer of 2021 consumer price increases were considered a temporary phenomenon and not much to worry about, this year it is hard to ignore the pinch of the rise in the cost of living. Rising inflation has hurt stockmarkets as well, and investors are searching for assets that could potentially withstand better than others the corrosive effect of generalised price rises.
As markets, central banks, governments and consumers alike try to adjust to levels of inflation not seen for decades, there is one stream of RPI-linked income that is potentially very attractive to the UK government right now – student loans.
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