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As inflation rates in most major economies start to converge, will central banks release their grip on interest rates?
UK inflation is stickier than in other developed economies, but the Bank of England must keep a watchful eye on the property markets. In this webcast Richard Buxton gives his views on markets and answers questions from listeners.
With labour markets in many parts of the world remaining tight, talk of disinflation could be premature. In this webcast Mark Nash, Huw Davies and James Novotny discuss the macro backdrop and the outlook for fixed income.
Janus Henderson launched two new Article 9 Sustainable strategies in August 2021: Sustainable Future Technologies and US Sustainable Equity. Join our investment teams as they discuss their two new Sustainable Thematic Equity strategies. In this webcast our dedicated Sustainability Analyst, Kimberley Pavier, also introduced her latest thinking on developments within the field, whilst Hamish Chamberlayne (US Sustainable Equity) and Graeme Clark (Sustainable Future Technologies) discussed their strategies and long term outlooks.
Richard Buxton discusses market volatility, the Fed’s hawkish tilt and what may lie ahead for investors.
Ed Legget, UK equities manager, will give his outlook for the coming year and examine what inflation could mean for the financial health of the UK consumer.
Simon Edelsten explains how the Global Select Fund’s thematic approach should help identify the next decade’s winners – as it did in the last.
Matt Beesley, CIO, examines the traditional economist’s view that extraordinary fiscal and monetary policy have made inflation inevitable. He looks at the differing outlooks of Artemis’ managers on inflation and how they are positioning their portfolios in response.
As the coronavirus outbreak has continued to spread around the world, fears about the potential impact on the global economy have also increased. Financial markets have been extremely volatile lately and major central banks are now expected to take steps to support their economies damaged by the virus.
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