The Swiss private bank also explained why it reduced its fixed income-income weighting in its latest investment strategy update.
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Is China at a turning point, or will it disappoint yet again?
Managers are divided on what China’s bold new stimulus package means for the nation’s future.
How much longer will gilt and treasury yields remain in lockstep?
The UK debt burden is high, but why has the more benign inflationary outlook not filtered through to gilt prices?
BoE cuts rates to 0.25%, turns on QE tap
The Bank of England’s monetary policy committee has cut interest rates to 0.25%, and committed to a new term funding scheme to “reinforce the pass-through” of the decision into the broader market.
Robin Geffen Japan comment
While ‘momentum investors’ are pushing into the market, others are more sceptical about the immediate impact of Abenomics.
