US ten-year bond yields look likely to hit an all-time low, which would be good news for developing nations but a bad sign for the Fed
Beijing’s decision to let its currency weaken surprised the markets, and it is far from clear if Washington can muster an intelligent response
When forced to reform, Swiss banks adapted swiftly and wisely to ensure continued success. Our economy is agile enough to do the same
Impact investing is a mushrooming sector that involves making money while making the world a better place, with a focus on social and environmental improvements
A hard Brexit followed by a hard-left Labour government is an increasingly likely prospect that would lead to significant capital flight
As we near the close of a market cycle, smart people anticipate more global conflict and less fallout from Brexit than you might expect
The US currency’s continued primacy in the global market should not be taken as a given, as change can happen overnight
Productivity growth has declined globally since the financial crisis, despite many economies being at full employment. But there is an explanation
Prices of the fabled yellow metal could easily rise again in the coming years, for a number of reasons
Poorly considered ideas masquerading as economic policy are all too evident in the Tory leadership candidates’ pledges
The US is feeling the pinch of the escalating trade war with China, but constant rate cuts won’t serve the greater economy
With a recession in the US inside the next 12 months a live possibility, attention is turning to what central banks might do if it happens
In the future, the world may have to produce a lot more food with a lot less arable land
Renewable energy - in particular wind - offers increasingly impressive investment potential
Global bond and equity markets are performing in markedly different manners. What does this great dichotomy mean for investors?
