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Ian Vose, head of global developed markets at SWIP
31.01.2010
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Now that world growth is recovering, led by China, markets are looking at exit policies, or the withdrawal of the massive amounts of liquidity that were pumped into the financial system over the last 15 months to stave off global recession.
31.01.2010
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After the exuberance of last year’s rally in global equity markets, a pause for breath was highly probable at some point in 2010. That it has happened in January, though, has come as a surprise to many.
31.01.2010
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After the exuberance of last year’s remarkable equity rally, markets were expected to pause for breath at some point in 2010. That its happened in January, though, has come as a surprise to many.
31.01.2010
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Japanese banks have a habit of following the crowd and Suruga Bank, a regional bank based in Shizuka, was no exception until 1985.
31.01.2010
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The global economy has now entered its third quarter of recovery but the upturn remains fragile.
22.01.2010
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Increasing optimism over the future direction of the economy helped propel the UK equity market to a record quarter. The FTSE All-Share index returned 22.4%, making UK equities the best performing asset class over the period.
01.10.2009
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Chubby pets may be a source of guffaws on "You’ve Been Framed", but they are big business in Japan.
01.10.2009
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Many market observers expect China to lead the world out of recession. Its burgeoning economy has made a significant contribution to driving global growth forward since the millennium.
16.09.2009
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In the current economic setting, investing in US stocks is a perilous business. Earnings shortfalls have been widespread and many companies have seen their share prices marked down severely as a result.
04.05.2009
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