Chart of the week: Labour’s tax plans could curb growth
But within international ‘norms’
Review of the week: Christmas wishlists
With the UK economy creaking under the weight of Brexit preparations, the election campaign is well and truly underway. Can the parties’ shower of gifts for voters really be paid for, wonders chief investment officer Julian Chillingworth.
Chart of the week: Value wasn't always out of favour
Will it eventually come back?
Snakes and Ladders
Another deadline, another delay to Brexit – and now another election on top. Meanwhile, the tennis match between China and the US over trade continues, notes our chief investment officer Julian Chillingworth.
Review of the week: Steady as she goes
Markets pottered along last week, shrugging off some disappointing American data. Our chief investment officer Julian Chillingworth looks ahead to lots of central banking news and political posturing.
Chart of the week: Sterling looks undervalued
Foreign investment should return
Review of the week: Of Laughter and Forgetting
Stopping to remember is an important thing. Chief investment officer Julian Chillingworth outlines the week ahead.
Chart of the week: Gold goes up
As bond yields hit the floor
Could the yield curve cause a recession?
The yield curve has traditionally been a bond nerd’s playground. It has always struggled to go mainstream. But lately there’s been a lot of talk in the newspapers and on the radio about ‘the yield curve’ and how its ‘inversion’ is tolling our doom.