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The Long View

  • Saturday, 5 October, 2024
    Katie Martin
    China’s stock rally for the ages shows power of crowds

    Market shunned by foreign investors suddenly skyrockets

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  • Friday, 27 September, 2024
    Katie Martin
    The case for a melt-up in markets

    Investors appear to be setting aside worries since the Fed’s big rate cut

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  • Friday, 20 September, 2024
    Katie Martin
    Has Powell just triggered a dash out of cash?

    Analysts have long predicted some $6tn held in US money market funds might move into riskier assets like equities

    A television on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange shows news of the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate cut
  • Friday, 13 September, 2024
    Katie Martin
    China out in the cold for foreign investors

    Sentiment towards the country’s stock markets has become increasingly pessimistic

  • Friday, 6 September, 2024
    Katie Martin
    Being boring now is paying off for UK stocks

    As investors take a harder look at the razzle dazzle of tech shares, there is more of a case to buy British

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  • Friday, 30 August, 2024
    Katie Martin
    Why a cooling of the Nvidia party might be no bad thing for US stocks

    Investor attention may focus more on the broader market, which is in fine fettle

  • Saturday, 24 August, 2024
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    The markets safety net may be snagged, but it held

    Why stocks recovered so swiftly from the summer madness

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  • Friday, 16 August, 2024
    Katie Martin
    Summer shakeout in markets reveals the excuses to sell

    Turmoil suggests asset prices might not have been in the right place to begin with

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  • Saturday, 10 August, 2024
    John Plender
    The yen carry trade sell-off marks a step change in the business cycle

    Gyrations in global markets come at a time of a monetary policy shift between the US and Japan

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  • Friday, 2 August, 2024
    Philip Coggan
    Why bond yields matter for equities

    Investors taking a bet on global equities are very reliant on profit forecasts for a handful of companies

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  • Saturday, 27 July, 2024
    Katie Martin
    Could Trump actually weaken the dollar?

    If the former president returns to the White House, he might find it a hard task

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  • Friday, 19 July, 2024
    Katie Martin
    Curious mix of messes keeps investors on edge

    View on the outlook for markets are unusually divergent

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  • Friday, 12 July, 2024
    Katie Martin
    As Japan stocks rise, some investors are wary of history repeating itself

    The vulnerability of the yen still overhangs the Tokyo market despite a recent bounce in the currency

  • Friday, 5 July, 2024
    Katie Martin
    Investors welcome more ‘boring’ UK after landslide win

    Market insouciance to electoral result is the greatest form of flattery for Starmer

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  • Friday, 28 June, 2024
    Katie Martin
    How not to blow up your bond market

    Political powers in France and UK need to demonstrate competence that keeps markets on side

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  • Friday, 21 June, 2024
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    Why corporate bonds are so hot right now

    Yields are tempting investors who would usually focus more on equities

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  • Friday, 14 June, 2024
    Katie Martin
    Macron’s curveball unsettles markets

    Snap election creates uncertainty just as some investors increase exposure to European markets

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  • Friday, 7 June, 2024
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    Nvidia juggernaut upends markets

    In an era of stickier inflation, perceptions of the relative risk of different assets are changing

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  • Saturday, 1 June, 2024
    Katie Martin
    How Liz Truss still haunts markets

    Disastrous UK mini-Budget of 2022 proves cautionary tale for US government

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  • Saturday, 25 May, 2024
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    Investment theme du jour: don’t overthink it

    The widespread belief that the stock market just wants to go up is conflicting with the prospect of higher-for-longer rates

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  • Friday, 17 May, 2024
    Katie Martin
    New GameStop saga reveals true fools in markets

    Return of the Roaring Kitty to the internet sparks a revival of meme-stock madness

  • Friday, 10 May, 2024
    Katie Martin
    UK stocks are finally shining

    After a long drift, the London market has made strong gains this year

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  • Friday, 3 May, 2024
    Katie Martin
    Can the strong dollar be tamed?

    US currency likely to stay stronger for longer with little obvious on the horizon to dent its strength

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  • Friday, 26 April, 2024
    Katie Martin
    US data blurs the picture for bond investors

    The combination of slower growth and nagging inflation is an unsettling mix

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  • Friday, 19 April, 2024
    Katie Martin
    Investor nerves tested as market themes unravel

    Magnificent Seven tech stocks have come off the boil but is it just a blip?

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