Market Monitor – 27 September 2024

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Global stock markets made solid advances this week, as a slew of positive news drove share prices higher.

Can the demand for critical minerals be met responsibly?

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Solar, wind and batteries all rely on critical minerals. Will the race to unearth them drive innovation or lead to unsustainable practices in global supply chains?

Market Monitor – 20 September 2024

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Global stock markets suffered heavy losses this week as concerns about the health of the US economy re-emerged.

How does board gender diversity affect stock risk?

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Companies with insufficient board gender diversity have higher idiosyncratic risk, so how can portfolio managers go about mitigating this?

Market Monitor – 13 September 2024

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Global stock markets suffered heavy losses this week as concerns about the health of the US economy re-emerged.

Columbia Threadneedle Sustainable Outcomes Global Equity Strategy Q2 update

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News and views on the issues impacting the world of sustainable investing, including the US Inflation Reduction Act and record global temperatures, and a focus on ‘our ageing world’.

Market Monitor – 6 September 2024

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Global stock markets suffered heavy losses this week as concerns about the health of the US economy re-emerged.

Market Monitor – 30 August 2024

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Global stock markets enjoyed a largely positive week after data provided further evidence that the United States economy remains in relatively good health.

CT Responsible Global Emerging Markets Equity Strategy – Responsible Profile 2023

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Learn how we engage to understand and encourage improvement in companies’ management practices of ESG issues

Europe better placed than America… and cheaper

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In the US, weakening employment poses risks to both consumer expenditure and growth, while in China both the consumer and the property market are at risk.