Market watch
In this week’s Market Watch Shamik Dhar reflects on two very different views of the world, only one of which will turn out to be right over the course of the year. So which view will it be?
In this week’s Market Watch Shamik Dhar reflects on two very different views of the world, only one of which will turn out to be right over the course of the year. So which view will it be?
After a knock-out 12 months for equity income, the higher inflation, higher interest-rate environment heralds a return of more ‘normal’ market conditions; a focus on fundamentals is back in vogue, explains Jon Bell, portfolio manager in Newton Investment Management’s global equity income team.
Jane Henderson, Managing Director of Walter Scott reflects on the tough year we all faced in 2022.
US consumer debt is well placed to weather recession
The Return of attractive long-term income-based returns
A Potentially risk-averse way to participate in any future equity recovery
A Potentially risk-averse way to participate in any future equity recovery
Insight outlines four advantages municipal bonds have over corporate credit, making munis a potentially attractive way to diversify corporate credit risk.
This infographic offers a snapshot of the world’s employment situation
Why emerging markets need genuine climate support from developed nations.
As inflation bites, how can investors best guard against recessionary impacts
After years of disrupting market events, from a global pandemic to supply chain constraints and a level of inflation not seen in some 40 years, where will markets settle in 2023? Managers across BNY Mellon Investment Management outline some of their thoughts about the coming year.
Why the shifting fortunes of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa matter to markets.
Why blockchain technology, mobility advancement and novel healthcare cures could help investors gain an edge in a global markets.
Jill Hirzel, investment specialist at Insight Investment, surveys the euro investment grade bond space in light of higher inflation, rising interest rates and slowing economies.
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