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After years of disappointment, China’s equity market has responded positively to recently announced fiscal and monetary stimulus. Unlike previous announcements, we think this stimulus, alongside a verbal commitment to do more if necessary, represents a step change in the Government’s reaction function and is likely to put a floor under economic growth.
After years of disappointment, China’s equity market has responded positively to recently announced fiscal and monetary stimulus. Unlike previous announcements, we think this stimulus, alongside a verbal commitment to do more if necessary, represents a step change in the Government’s reaction function and is likely to put a floor under economic growth.
After years of disappointment, China’s equity market has responded positively to recently announced fiscal and monetary stimulus. Unlike previous announcements, we think this stimulus, alongside a verbal commitment to do more if necessary, represents a step change in the Government’s reaction function and is likely to put a floor under economic growth.
The forthcoming election in the US looks to be close. Historically, it hasn’t really mattered for markets or the economy which party has been elected to power in the US. Other factors have been the major cause of memorable financial events. With that in mind, in this month’s Market Insight, we review the upcoming US election, and what it means for the economy and markets. Perhaps this time will be different?
The forthcoming election in the US looks to be close. Historically, it hasn’t really mattered for markets or the economy which party has been elected to power in the US. Other factors have been the major cause of memorable financial events. With that in mind, in this month’s Market Insight, we review the upcoming US election, and what it means for the economy and markets. Perhaps this time will be different?
Over the last month, asset markets have experienced a heightened period of volatility, buffeted by multiple headwinds. This is par for the course for markets and given they tend to rise slowly and fall quickly, it's difficult to position for these events without avoiding markets entirely. In this months Insight, we delve into this current bout of volatility, including a brief history of such events in recent times.
Over the last month, asset markets have experienced a heightened period of volatility, buffeted by multiple headwinds. This is par for the course for markets and given they tend to rise slowly and fall quickly, it's difficult to position for these events without avoiding markets entirely. In this months Insight, we delve into this current bout of volatility, including a brief history of such events in recent times.
Markets have risen very strongly in the first half of this year, with tech companies being a key contributor. Though risks remain, we think the most likely scenario is a continuation of this relatively benign environment – one characterised by improving inflation, some interest rate cuts and good enough economic growth. In this month's Insight, we discuss this outlook and our portfolio positioning.
Markets have risen very strongly in the first half of this year, with tech companies being a key contributor. Though risks remain, we think the most likely scenario is a continuation of this relatively benign environment – one characterised by improving inflation, some interest rate cuts and good enough economic growth. In this month's Insight, we discuss this outlook and our portfolio positioning.
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