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Market Bulletin (14/08/2018)

Falling star The Hollywood Walk of Fame comprises more than 2,600 five-pointed terrazzo and brass stars embedded in the pavements along Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street. If the local city council had its way, the one honouring Donald Trump’s work on Miss Universe and

Market Bulletin (07/08/2018)

Pump primed According to IMF definitions, the last global recession lasted from 2009 to 2010. Yet if the memory is increasingly hazy, the effects are very much still present. ‘Pump priming’ an economy during a recession has a long history, and usually involves a mix of

Market Bulletin (31/07/2018)

Unfriended “I believe in the horse,” said Wilhelm II, German Emperor, more than a century ago. “The car is a temporary phenomenon.” He might have smiled last week, as the impact of trade tariffs began to show themselves in the share prices of a few major

Market Bulletin (24/07/2018)

Turn of phrase It was a week to make a Surrealist blush. The strangeness began on Monday in Helsinki at a joint press conference between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, when the US president sided with the Russian president against his own intelligence agencies in suggesting

Market Bulletin (17/07/2018)

Deeds not words According to the efficient market hypothesis, the prices of stocks reflect all the information available at any given time, meaning that only chance or higher risk can enable investors to win out over the market. Yet a quick glance at last week’s leading

Market Bulletin (10/07/2018)

Plausible deniability? “Never believe anything in politics until it has been officially denied,” warned Otto von Bismarck, the old Prussian statesman. Does the Iron Chancellor’s old rule still apply? Last week, Donald Trump denied that he plans to pull the US out of the World Trade Organization,

Market Bulletin (03/07/2018)

Revved up The US economy, engine of global growth, appears to be firing on all cylinders. Seasonally adjusted second-quarter growth is now set for 5.3% on an annualised basis, according to figures released last week by Macroeconomic Advisers, up from the previous forecast of 4.6%. If proved

Market Bulletin (26/06/2018)

Financial alchemy One of the leading trends on financial markets in recent years has been the rise of passive investing. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs), a type of passive investment traded on a stock market, have added increasing complexity to the breadth of investment options for investors. A

Market Bulletin (19/06/2018)

Management matters “I wouldn’t say I was the best manager in the business,” the Derby County and Nottingham Forest legend Brian Clough once told an interviewer. “But I was in the top one.” In the week the World Cup got under way in Moscow, the varying fortunes

Market Bulletin (12/06/2018)

Lone rider “To err is human; to forgive, divine,” wrote Alexander Pope some three hundred years ago. If only it were so simple. Faced with the ongoing probe into rogue Russian involvement in the US election, the US president opened the working week with a tweet about

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