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In this latest podcast recorded on Monday, March 9th, Richard Temperley looks at the recent performance of investment markets and discusses Zurich's fund positioning in February 2020.
In this latest podcast, Ian Slattery talks about how the global backdrop remains relatively supportive of risk assets, versus Eurozone sovereign bonds and cash
In this latest podcast, Richard Temperley explains why equity positions were reduced slightly at the beginning of December, but despite this, Zurich maintains a positive bias towards equities across all of our multi-asset portfolios.
In this latest episode of the Zurich podcast, Ian Slattery and Richard Temperley discuss how global stock markets continued to gain momentum with investor sentiment switching gears from overly bearish to neutral.
Global stock markets moved higher and bond yields rose slightly from recent cycle lows but there are longer term growth concerns particularly outside the US. Listen to this episode of the podcast to find out more.
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.
Richard Temperley, Head of Investment Development at Zurich, talks about investor sentiment and market performance throughout the month of July.
Richard Temperley and Ian Slattery discuss the performance of asset classes against a backdrop of escalating trade tensions and tightening financial conditions, particularly in the US.
It was a quite month overall for the markets explains Richard Temperley, Zurich's Head of Investment Development. However, the US equity market has been strong while others have been flat and in some cases negative. Listen to hear his full analysis of the markets performance.
From the performance of global equities and changes across investment bonds, to movements in sectors and the possibility of US rate rises… this edition of the Zurich podcast covers changes across global markets.