Archive

  • Swiss Re Institute forecasts slower US and UK interest rate cut trajectories post-elections

    18 November 2024

    Revises inflation forecasts up and expects "restrictive" Fed funds mid-point forecast of 3.9% by end of 2025

  • RLAM warns of possible "big bond bloodbath" in US next year

    03 October 2024

    Economic stimulus could cause US economy to overheat, Trevor Greetham says, coinciding with Covid bonds maturing

  • Expect structural volatility to return in 2025, AllianzGI says

    01 October 2024

    Overly-aggressive market rate cut expectations may trigger repricings, manager says

  • Investors missed fixed income boat, research finds

    26 September 2024

    Research from MPG finds 99% of respondents believe they failed to get ahead of Fed rate cut, and half predict up to $2.5trn will leave US money markets in next couple of years

  • Fed's half-point rate cut poses stimulus cycle question to investors, Generali Asset Management says

    19 September 2024

    As balance of priority for central bank's intervention pace shifts in favour of labour market

  • ECB and Fed rate cuts won't sway BoE, Canada Life Asset Management says

    17 September 2024

    Affiliate expects Thursday rate decision to hold rates steady, despite recent poor economic data

  • M&G Investments launches China fund

    12 September 2024

    Vehicle aimed at taking advantage of low Chinese equity valuations

  • Impax Asset Management appoints new head of Nordics

    27 August 2024

    Magnus Kristensen joins from Federated Hermes

  • Q2 2024 dominated by three themes, LV= CIO says

    20 August 2024

    "In almost seamless continuation from Q1," Adam Ruddle notes

  • Overdue, healthy, market correction suggest overblown fear of recession

    14 August 2024

    The recent market correction has been a healthy one that's shaken markets out of their complacency, according to Zurich, and the environment is still supportive of investment in US equities - as long as volatility doesn't stay for too long