25 years of the European Central Bank: analysing its impact
On 1 June 1998, the European Central Bank (ECB) was established and, shortly after, on 1 January...
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US debt ceiling – what is it and should investors worry?
For the first time in a while, it’s not inflation and interest rates that are dominating market...
256. Only a 30% chance of a European recession…
Europe has had a number of challenges in recent years when faced with serious threats, whether from...
Should you invest in Asia?
Investors in Asian equities have endured a challenging three years with the Covid-19 pandemic,...
Three reasons to consider emerging market equities today
The attraction of emerging markets has always been that their economies grow faster than those that...
Stock market volatility: friend or foe?
Stock markets are volatile places. Fortunes can be made and lost virtually overnight when sentiment...
Are global equity income funds a must-have in 2023?
James Harries, manager of Trojan Global Income, gives us an introduction to the fund and the type of...
Why dividends are moving up the investor’s priority list
Stuart Rhodes gives his optimistic view on global dividends and explains how the M&G Global...
The outlook for global real estate
Global real estate wasn’t immune to last year’s widespread economic problems – but how is the sector...
The funds investing in the AIM market
If you want exposure to UK small companies, then the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) is a very...
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Face to face with Rupert Rucker, investment director, Schroder US Mid Cap
Rupert Rucker joined Schroders in 2005. He has had a number of roles within the...
From biscuits to power tools: investment opportunities in Asia
Emily Whiting, investment specialist for the JPM Asia Growth fund, joins us this week to provide an...
238. Will UK smaller companies bounce back in 2023?
Paul Marriage, co-manager of the TM Tellworth UK Smaller Companies fund, explains why 2022 was...
Funds to watch in 2023
As we start a new year, FundCalibre’s research team takes a look at the funds and trusts we think...
Which were the most unpopular sectors this year?
Fund sectors will go in and out of favour due to a whole host of reasons. It could be due to...