Shapes of recovery
With the dust beginning to settle on the biggest sell-off in a generation, the next question is whether we’re in line for a recovery, and, if so, what shape that recovery might take.
With the dust beginning to settle on the biggest sell-off in a generation, the next question is whether we’re in line for a recovery, and, if so, what shape that recovery might take.
As March’s stock-market slump gave way to a robust second-quarter recovery, Walter Scott’s¹ Long Term Global Equity team held steady with no major changes to its portfolio. The Long Term Global Equity Strategy has come through the crisis in good shape, and the team believes that its long-term focus stands to benefit in the months and years ahead.
COVID-19 has brought unprecedented amounts of change to global markets. Although the first few months of 2020 have been filled with a lot of gloom, here are some of the potential upsides to accompany the negatives from the COVID-19 crisis.
Step into the magical world of high finance with this guide to the big beasts lurking in the highways and byways of the global economy.
This thought experiment has helped define our view of emerging markets for the past half-century and more.
A one-on-one with Suzanne Hutchins, portfolio manager on the Real Return team.
The COVID-19 pandemic has been a worrying time for companies and investors globally, but has also put a spotlight on the importance of ESG needs and responsible investing. With ESG¹ getting more attention now than ever before, Newton’s Andrew Parry discusses how companies’ reputations can be affected by how seriously they take this form of investing.
As Covid19 has brought unexpected and unprecedented changes to markets, how should investors react while so much uncertainty remains?
As the coronavirus health crisis causes markets to plunge across the globe, we are once again in a bear market, or a market that has fallen at least 20% since its peak.
Since Covid-19 abruptly appeared and changed the lives of many, government-mandated lockdowns have forced a large portion of the global population to stay indoors. Although certain technologies have seen an uptick in demand due to stay-at-home orders, will these behaviours persist when things return to normal?
Starting the morning of 9 March through to the close of markets on the 20th, investors saw – and experienced – seismic financial shifts as a series of historic events rocked global markets. Here, BNY Mellon Investment Management managers reflect on these record-breaking events and their potential long-term impacts.
Video: BNY Mellon Investment Management’s chief economist Shamik Dhar takes a look at the potential outlook for the US Dollar over the coming year.
A true long-term investment perspective should include both the future and the past.
