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What potential shifts in US economic and foreign policy should we expect from Donald Trump's return to office?
Will Hobbs reflects on the UK Budget, concentration risk in the US stock market, and why there are reasons for optimism, whatever the US election outcome.
How might a return of President Trump impact markets? And what could the upcoming Autumn Budget have in store for the UK?
How will policymakers address China’s structural issues? And how will the Fed respond to stronger US economic data and its implications for interest rate cuts?
How will the resilience of the US economy affect the Fed's rate decisions? And can China's policy measures address its economic challenges?
How did Q3 2024 playout for investors? Wills Hobbs reflects on a feisty three months across global markets and economies.
Why have China's policymakers just decided to up the ante? And can current US resilience counterbalance growing concerns about growth prospects?
Will the US Federal Reserve’s aggressive rate cut keep a lid on rising unemployment? And why is the Eurozone struggling with weak economic activity?
How can investors balance ongoing recession fears with positive economic trends? And how important is 24/7 news flow in decision-making?
This week, we consider economic uncertainty, the rise of generative AI, and the importance of diversification in an ever-changing market landscape.
How can investors navigate the overwhelming choices and uncertainty in the market while distinguishing between skill and luck in past performance?
Can creativity and mimicry influence economic growth? And can individuality and innovation shape the future of global markets? Will Hobbs shares his thoughts.
Can any lessons be learnt from the recent surge in volatility? And are markets at a crucial turning point? Will Hobbs offers his insights.
This week, we consider the recent steep falls in global equity markets and what may have exacerbated the volatility.
In this week’s article, we take a closer look at the decision-making of the world’s key central banks.
In this special edition of ‘In Focus’, we explore the current case for investing, reflect on the 60/40 portfolio, and consider the risks of hindsight bias.
Will Hobbs explores how humanity’s significant achievements to date suggest a brighter future ahead, driven by new technologies and investments.
As the path to progress remains uneven and unpredictable, Will Hobbs considers the best course of action for investors.
Will Hobbs looks to the past and asks whether a doom-and-gloom mood today, is necessarily a sign of things to come tomorrow for investors.
With global uncertainty and tension rising, Will Hobbs explores whether now is a good time to invest. Or does prioritising cash savings make more sense?
Discover why human nature can undermine investor decision-making, and how to overcome behavioural biases to improve your chances of investment success.
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Our Chief Investment Officer talks about the US, Europe, and China and what the future may hold.
The value of investments can fall as well as rise. You may get back less than you originally invested. Tax rules can change in future. Their effects on you will depend on your individual circumstances.
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