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A more benign economic backdrop and supply constraints within the physical property sector have supported a positive start to 2023. Where do we go from here?
Rising inflation and interest rates, in combination with geopolitical concerns concentrated around the war in Ukraine and zero-Covid policy in China, weighed on global equities in 2022. As we look ahead, it is clear that the outlook for inflation and interest rates will continue to be key market drivers in 2023. However, inflation appears to have moved past its peak and the focus is now turning to its persistence. This will inform how soon central banks shift from hiking rates towards a more accommodative stance.
After a dismal year for markets, William Davies gives his thoughts on risks and opportunities in the market as we head into 2023. While there is plenty to be cautious about, a repeat of 2022 seems unlikely.
The next 12 months are poised to be a comeback year for fixed income, says Gene Tannuzzo, with a focus on quality and credit selection critical to achieving the desired outcomes.
Our original research review of the hydrogen economy a few years ago led us to conclude that hydrogen would play a key role in decarbonisation.
For many around the world, 2022 has seen a dramatic rise in food prices. This has been caused by the compounding effects of climate change, supply chain interruptions linked to the Covid-19 pandemic, trade disruptions and rising energy prices resulting from the war in Ukraine.
Reaching net zero is critically important, but it is not easy. Here we set out five challenges we have identified so far as we move from commitment to implementation.
Wondering what the FCA Consumer Duty is all about? Or looking for a refresher on the use of trusts in estate and inheritance tax planning? Join us at one of our seminars across the UK in September and November. Paul Lucas and Graham Finlay will be running in-depth and interactive sessions with plenty of time for questions. 2.5 hours structured CPD available.
It’s been a volatile start to 2022, with the conflict in Ukraine creating huge disruption in oil markets, and adding to ongoing pressures seen in markets, but the UK is about much more than just commodities (and banks)
Responsible investment issues tend to have a long time horizon. However, we have identified key issues and opportunities we expect will drive change in the coming year.
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