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How Has Recent Volatility Created Better Value In Credit?
The combination of increasingly focused central banks and the invasion of Ukraine by Russia has created a perfect storm for credit markets.
UK Economy To Shrink, But Avoid Recession For Now
A combination of a weak March handover and the Queen’s Jubilee in June is set to see the UK economy contract in the second quarter.
What Is Worker Voice And How Can Investors Assess It?
Open channels to leadership and employee representation and empowerment are essential parts of an inclusive work culture.
Could UK Economy Be More Fragile Than BoE Believes?
The economy may be less robust than Bank of England has concluded, possibly impacting the outlook for further rate hikes.
An A-Z Of Sustainability Terms For Investors
Here’s our latest glossary of key sustainability terms for investors. It will continue to be updated over time.
Three Reasons Why Odds Of US Recession Are High
A hoped for soft economic landing seems unlikely as the Federal Reserve seeks to restore price stability.
Higher Inflation: What It Means And How To Survive It
Inflation in the US, UK and elsewhere has not been this high for decades. What does that mean for investors?
Continued Tailwinds in 2022 For ESG In The US
The new administration issued an executive order directing the federal government to treat climate change as an investment factor.
Sunak Looks To Ease Pressure On Squeezed UK Consumers
A cut in fuel duty will be welcome to UK households, but only partly offsets the pressures from inflation and tax increases.
Are Fed Tightening Expectations Overdone?
The Federal Reserve has begun raising rates as anticipated, but amid considerable global uncertainty. Lisa Hornby discusses the implications for bond markets.