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Market Overview – 5th October 2024 – 5th January 2025.
18th February 2025
And so, it begins! Donald Trump’s Presidential victory heralded the return of headline risk thanks to his off-the-cuff comments – nor has he changed his love of tariffs, or his method of communicating them (social media).
Market Overview - 5th July 2024 – 5th October 2024.
20th November 2024
The past three months (5 July 2024 to 5 October 2024) have been a wild rollercoaster ride for financial markets as they have been up, down and all around.
Market Overview - 5th April 2024 – 5th July 2024.
30th August 2024
Whilst we could easily write ad nauseam about Labour’s landslide general election victory, it seems pointless as UK financial markets have actually remained sanguine given the fact that the fiscal and economic growth implications of the policies from both the Labour and Conservatives parties weren’t that far apart
Market Overview – 5th January 2024 to 5th April 2024.
30th May 2024
A new year, same old story? Yes and no. While inflation has remained the key theme for financial markets during the valuation period (covering the three months, 5 January 2024 – 5 April 2024)
Market Overview – 5th July 2023 to 5th October 2023.
8th November 2023
We fully appreciate that your view on financial markets over the pasts few years would probably contain so many expletives it would be unprintable. In fact, it is pointless trying to sugar-coat it: the past couple of years have been rough for both equity and fixed-interest markets.
Market Overview – 5th January 2023 to 5th April 2023.
31st May 2023
At the start of the year, we thought the dominating focus for financial markets would be inflation and the economic reopening of China following the lifting of coronavirus restrictions - but as