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Stocks move slightly lower, as US politics takes centre stage once again, writes Ian Slattery in his weekly investment review.
As expected, markets saw a US rate cut of 25bps at the Fed’s September meeting, writes Ian Slattery. In other policymaker activity, both the Bank of Japan and the Bank of England signalled no significant changes at their respective meetings during the week.
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Global stock markets lost some ground as investors fretted over trade tensions between the US and China, explains Richard Temperley in the latest edition of the Zurich Life Podcast.
Equities move higher as market worries fail to sway sentiment, writes Ian Slattery. Meanwhile all eyes are on the UK as stocks continue to be influenced by Brexit and political events in Westminster.
As more opportunities emerge across the digital insurance industry, Clare McCarty presents Zurich’s Digital Marketing Broker Academy which is filled with tips and advice to get you started on your online business journey.
In this month’s TechTalk, we discuss where there is a need for Corporate Co-Director Insurance.
Zurich's award winning pension advertising campaign kicks off this week highlighting the importance of future planning for retirement.
Equities rebound strongly as trade tariff tensions take a midweek break, but Eurozone data is mixed and the Brexit saga continues to create uncertainty, writes Ian Slattery.
Trade tensions remain elevated, as G7 meets in Biarritz and Fed Chair Powell attempts to ease market concerns. Ian Slattery reports.
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