How the Ukraine conflict could change the geopolitical and investment landscape.

Portfolio manager Jon Bell explores they key factors affecting equity markets and discusses why equity-income stocks are well-positioned.

Portfolio manager Suzanne Hutchins discusses inflation, the geopolitical backdrop and key areas of opportunity.

Empirical evidence shows gold may not be a reliable inflation hedge.

Portfolio manager Paul Birchenough discusses the key factors driving emerging equity markets and the implications for portfolios.

Investors face heightened uncertainty from rising inflation, tighter monetary policy and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

We discuss how the Russia-Ukraine crisis has accelerated the trend of deglobalization, and the implications for investors.

In our latest Double Take podcast, we explore nuclear power and its potential as a clean energy alternative.

We investigate how big tech companies are mining personal data, and how regulators and lawmakers are responding.

We examine the long-term global structural impacts of the Ukraine war and Russia’s pariah status.

Why equity income, why now?

Conventional wisdom says that traditional stock and bond investments typically perform poorly during inflation episodes.

In our latest Double Take podcast, we investigate the massive changes happening in big tech and regulator reactions.

We assess the possible investment implications of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

CEO Euan Munro explains why key boundary conditions make it important to challenge the norms of multi-asset investing.

How should investors be positioned in 2022 and beyond? We discuss in our latest episode of Double Take.

We assess what the Fed’s latest monetary-policy signaling could mean for bond markets.

Markets contemplate whether policymakers can engineer a ‘soft landing’ to ease inflationary pressures without stifling the rebounding economy.

Is inflation starting to run too hot, and what are the implications for policymakers, economies and investors?

Our Real Return team considers the investment implications of higher inflation and a central-bank regime shift.

We discuss the importance of thematic and sustainability considerations when investing in emerging markets.

We explore this year’s red-hot payment installment program that is supercharging holiday gifting – buy now, pay later.

How should investors interpret the latest government policy? We interview Terry Branstad, former US ambassador to China.

As China’s economy and geopolitical influence continue to grow, what are the threats and opportunities for investors?

Can India emulate China's recent growth?

We discuss the value creation and disruption caused by digital transformation, and the related investment implications.

We speak to the US-China Business Council about how multinational corporations are thinking about their investments with China.

The latest Double Take investigates the links between Covid, consumer demand, cargo, and the current supply chain crisis.

Inflationary pressures and China-related concerns dented an improving picture during the third quarter.

We discuss interest rates, inflation, and China’s regulatory crackdown.

Why we believe the post-Covid recovery will be different from the post-financial crisis period.

We outline some areas of unusual change that are relevant for the investment landscape in emerging markets.

Mining, waste, and carbon emissions. Is the full life cycle of green tech truly sustainable?

We unpick the cozy consensus on inflation

A promising macro backdrop and robust earnings growth suggest that the value rally has further to go.

Seeking out structural growth opportunities against an evolving backdrop.

From 'peak inflation' to second-half slowdown? Our Real Return team discuss the investment backdrop.

Tackling climate change: How did we get here?

With protectionist measures on the increase globally, we discuss some of the opportunities and risks for investors.

Bond markets have endured a tough year. We discuss the inflation threat and where to find best value.

We look at recent academic work that underpins the effectiveness of global equity-income investing.

We examine the evidence for an impending consumer boom against a backdrop of remarkable parallels to the late…

Why equity-income investing has underperformed recently, and why we believe the outlook is more positive.

Will inflation finally re-emerge in a post-pandemic recovery, and how can a balanced portfolio prepare for it?

As policy intervention ratchets up to new levels in response to Covid-19, what are the implications for investors?

We discuss the outlook for the precious metal.

A focus on two more of our primary investment themes: ‘state intervention’ and ‘healthy demand’

We analyze how the pandemic is shaping key trends affecting the investment landscape today and in the future.

A focus on three of our primary investment themes: ‘Earth matters’, ‘consumer power’ and ‘China influence’.

Could the US election outcome and hopes of an imminent Covid-19 vaccine keep markets trending upwards?

We assess the implications of Joe Biden’s US presidential election victory.

We discuss how bond markets have responded to the US election.

The outlook for inflation, and a focus on sustainable fixed-incoming investing.

There are significant risks on the horizon, but we believe opportunities are emerging.

How the monetary and fiscal response to Covid-19 is reshaping bond markets.

Why we believe the post-pandemic economy will take some time to get back to pre-crisis levels.

We provide our macro outlook for the second half of 2020.

How is the pandemic changing global trends?

How will Covid-19 shape the post-pandemic investment landscape?

Does recent Federal Reserve activity hint at what lies ahead for US monetary policy?

Our dynamic thematic framework helps identify structural growth opportunities created by rapid urbanization.

The global liquidity party remains very much in evidence, despite the Norwegian central bank’s latest rate hike.

Improvements sparked by the advent of the plough help to inform our view that trade wars produce no…