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Equities stay afloat amid choppy geopolitical waters, but will the super powers instil a sense of stability across the markets, asks Ian Slattery?
When Theresa May triggered Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, the market reaction was muted, but participants will be watching the ongoing negotiations intensely. Ian Slattery reports.
Equities decline as the US healthcare vote takes centre stage and investors gravitated towards safer assets as policy implementation concerns came to the fore, writes Ian Slattery.
Confidence in the US economy was matched by further positivity with the Conference Board's index of leading economic indicators now sitting at its best level in over 10 years, writes Ian Slattery.
Joe Creegan, Head of Corporate Life & Pensions explains why taking an active approach to investment decisions is important and why a top-down active asset allocation approach drives Zurich's investment decisions.
Whether it's the much anticipated FOMC meeting this week where it is expected that interest rates will rise a further 0.25%, or if Theresa May decides to trigger article 50, it's a case of watch this space, writes Ian Slattery.
Equities were buoyant on the back of Trump's speech as US stocks once again hit record highs last week. Ian Slattery reports that although details on policies are light, the markets are remaining confident.
In Richard Temperley's monthly review of the markets, he reveals why equities have treaded water following a strong rally at the end of last year and which stand-out sectors are performing strongly.
Ian Slattery reports on the strong performance of the stock market as economic data continues to be positive.
Markets continue to grapple with changes in US policy and in Europe fixed income markets displayed caution as bond investors focused on the upcoming elections in the Netherlands, writes Ian Slattery.
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