Who’s afraid of inverted yields?
Once lionised as the go-to predictor of looming recession, the inverted yield curve is now something of a busted flush, argues Shamik Dhar, Chief Economist, BNY Mellon Investment Management.
Once lionised as the go-to predictor of looming recession, the inverted yield curve is now something of a busted flush, argues Shamik Dhar, Chief Economist, BNY Mellon Investment Management.
Facial recognition technology is becoming an increasingly controversial tool in the fight against crime. Yet it also holds significant positive potential for other business sectors. Here Newton global equities portfolio manager Paul Markham considers the facial recognition debate and its potential applications.
As Boris Johnson prepares to take over as new UK Prime Minister, Newton fixed income portfolio manager Howard Cunningham considers the likely impacts on gilt and sterling markets and future Brexit moves.
Today’s world of rising inequality, lacklustre wage growth and divisive politics may have a historic precedent, says BNY Mellon chief economist Shamik Dhar.
In context of the US/China trade war, agriculture could well be the area that prompts both countries to come to an agreement, according to Robin Wehbé, portfolio manager at Mellon, part of BNY Mellon Investment Management.
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