So it is farewell President Trump and hello to President (elect) Joe Biden; but what are the major changes to look out for under the new president and how might these impact financial markets?
Market Commentary - December 2020
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'Stock markets are soaring on news that Pfizerโs Covid vaccine could be much more effective than expected. Itโs not all unbridled joy, however, and safe haven assets in particular have taken a hit. John Stepek looks at what it all means.'
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With the US election upon us and with financial markets likely to be driven or influenced by the outcome, what can we expect to happen with the different candidates in the White House?
Market Commentary - November 2020
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'There has been much talk of the Bank of England introducing negative interest rates. John Stepek explains why they might do that, and what it would mean for your money.'
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President Trumps coronavirus diagnosis and subsequent hospitalisation have now injected more uncertainty into the race: But does the outcome really matter as far as investors are concerned?
Market Commentary โ October 2020
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Although President Trump certainly has many critics, businesses view him as an ally, with his strong focus on the health of financial markets as one of his key metrics indicating his โsuccessโ.
Market Commentary โ September 2020
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'The US Federal Reserve is changing the way it targets inflation. And thatโs a lot more important than it might sound. John Stepek explains why'
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The recent agreement by the European Union to push ahead with its โฌ750bn Coronavirus Relief Fund was always likely to happen, but, as always, where the EU is required to agree something major, it is never straightforward.
Market Commentary - August 2020
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Recent dramatic market falls are revealing some tempting valuations. But what does this mean for long-term investors?
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'Why supermarkets are struggling to profit from the online grocery boom -
Covid-19 has led to a surge in eCommerce sales but the costs of running a delivery network are high'
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Planning for retirement? Relying on investments held in your pension? It is important that your money is used efficiently to produce adequate returns
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'With the UK spending vast sums on stimulus measures, this yearโs budget deficit will be greater than at any time since World War II. The big question, of course, is how is it all going to be paid for?'
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Following a dire 1st quarter of 2020, financial markets staged a strong rebound in the latest quarter as glimpses of a reawakening global economy begin to emerge.
Market Commentary - July 2020
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