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Part II: Chinese government expenditure plans will create tailwinds for certain industries and sectors, while at the same time providing vital clues for share investors

China plays a vital role in the world economy, yet the West is taking measures to curtail its rise. Part 1 in a series of 2

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.

Market analysts put forward their views on the risk of US (and thus global recession) in the near term.

A US recession is not looming in 2020, argues Longview Economics. Rather, 2019 looks a lot like 1998.

Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills examines the relationship between share buybacks, stock prices and the gold price.