Markets fall on Russian invasion of Ukraine
As oil breaks through $100 per barrel for the first time in seven years
As oil breaks through $100 per barrel for the first time in seven years
Ukraine is looking to challenge pre-conceived notions, while England will want to keep its scoreboard clean
It’s battle of the Blue and Yellow, as Sweden takes on Ukraine. Pundits may want to hedge their bets, as the game will not be short on energy
The eastward expansion of Europe has put Ukraine in a positive position, while Austria could prove fertile ground for asset managers with clever solutions
An IT powerhouse in the making; Ukraine takes on the tenacious North Macedonians
Having moved past a prolonged period of AEX underperformance; the Netherlands are taking on the argricultural powerhouse that is Ukraine
President Volodymyr Zelensky’s landslide victory this year has boosted hopes that IMF-led reforms will accelerate
While this decompression will have been welcomed by investors looking to buy into the market, it was the opposite for those at the long end of the curve, with10-year bond holders losing around 5% of their capital. Though the price shift made the headlines, rather than coming as a great surprise it has merely served…
How has the annexation of the Crimea peninsula by Russia affected fund selectors’ asset allocation?