How badly will third wave stymie Europe’s recovery?
Economies and stock markets have generally been more resilient than expected in the face of repeated lockdowns
Analysis
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Longer-term outlook for value is attractive, says Robeco
‘In our opinion, the diversification benefit of allocating to value is reason enough to consider it in your portfolio’
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Liquidity concerns drag on real asset inflation hedge hopes
A number of pension fund managers have complained that the illiquidity premium no longer exists
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What has been going on with Bitcoin?
Global markets fell back in March 2020 but the cryptocurrency was quick to rebound – and beyond expectations
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5 responsible investing trends to watch
‘Images of clear blue skies in the pandemic’s initial phase opened people’s eyes to what can be achieved’
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Federal Reserve predicted to hold rates until 2023
As Bank of England also votes to maintain at 0.1%
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Are green bonds the route to sustainable fixed income?
The concept of a green premium or ‘greenium’ has been mooted and disputed but may hold some water
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‘Unsustainable’ firms still attracting cash
Is there any way to turn off the tap?
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Talk of US dominance giving way to China is premature
The two super-powers may have to learn to co-exist, albeit uneasily
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Italy joins Green Government Bond market
Italy has launched its €8.5bn inaugural green bond – 2021’s first major green sovereign issue.
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Evenlode names 10 dividend heroes
These firms are ‘poised to deliver reliable income streams over the next five years’
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Is it finally the era of Asian dominance?
The term ‘Asian Century’ entered common usage in the 1980s, as a way of describing the region’s anticipated economic dominance in the 21st century, writes Sunny Bangia, portfolio manager at Antipodes Partners.