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The US Federal Reserve (Fed) announced on Wednesday that interest rates were being increased by 0.5% to a range of 0.75% to 1.0%....

To date, 2022 has been dominated by a negative news flow. The crisis in the Ukraine, Central Banks behind the curve in dealing with...

Without a doubt, over the past two years investors have had to tolerate – and navigate – a hefty amount of market volatility. The primary...

With ongoing concerns about energy price rises and supply for the months ahead, it has been interesting to read this week about US...

Inflation continues to be the story this week alongside the Ukraine crisis. The UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered his Spring Statement...

Not only have we had continued focus on the Ukraine this week, we have also had the US Federal Reserve and the Bank of England announce...

The war in the Ukraine continues, quite rightly, to dominate market headlines around the world and the stock markets have endured another...

We have been listening to a great many experts in the military, geopolitical and investment arenas over the last week, considering the...

Russia has invaded the Ukraine in a move that is probably more based on Putin’s legacy than protecting Russian borders from NATO or...

Whilst we are carefully watching developments on the Ukrainian border, at this moment in time, I can add no further commentary on...

A bumper jobs reports in the US has increased the possibility of higher-than-expected rate rises from the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed)...

When interest rates start to go up, equities have a habit of re-rating in line with the impact on a particular stocks future earnings. ...

As we await further updates from the US Federal Reserve (Fed) on how they intend to counter high and persistent inflation and cool demand...

We are just a few weeks into the new year, and the market environment is already continuing to challenge the high-flying stocks of the...

Already in 2022, markets have quickly shown us that there is much to consider this year. Away from hearing about bring your own booze...

A New Year is with us, yet many of last year’s concerns remain. How will central banks deal with higher than expected inflation, when...

Somewhat ahead of expectations, Boris has revealed the first part of his “Plan B” to deal with COVID in the UK, and more crucially the...

A more balanced spread of news for you this week split between our old friends COVID vs “The Market”. Omicron has become the discussion...

The default investment strategy for 2022 has to involve accounting for interest rates potentially being increased in the UK and in the...