After emerging markets have weathered pandemic storms, equity and currency strategists chart a course for investors in a region considered a core holding by professionals
While traditional structural issues may weigh on some investors, many others seek out emerging markets for a core holding, by virtue of sheer size and growth prospects
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Kim Catechis, head of investment strategy at Martin Currie, warns the next decade will likely see increasing efforts to disassociate the two largest economies in the world
While short-term concerns including the US election weigh upon markets, it’s increasingly important to monitor changes to policy settings across different countries in response to the pandemic.
A sector outlook by Deloitte reveals how life sciences companies are turning towards machine learning, data gathering & analysis, artificial intelligence, and other modern day tools to create value for patients and shareholders
If world stock markets are in the early stages of a new equity cycle, where should investors look to maximise returns?
The weather has always been a favourite topic of conversation but it has now assumed an extra, substantial, dimension for investors, Saxo Group asserts.