Summer Statement Roundup – 09 July 2020
The UK government has unveiled its latest package of support measures aimed at boosting consumer demand and helping businesses recover quickly from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Market Monitor – 03 July 2020
Markets around the world have recovered some of last week’s severe losses, but investors remain nervous about the direction the Covid-19 pandemic is likely to take in the coming weeks.
Market Monitor – 12 June 2020
Global stock markets suffered their worst week since early March as the recent bull run came to a halt. On Thursday 11 June alone, several major indices endured their worst trading day for several weeks as recent optimism about the long-term impact of the Covid-19 pandemic evaporated.
Market Monitor – 19 June 2020
Markets around the world have recovered some of last week’s severe losses, but investors remain nervous about the direction the Covid-19 pandemic is likely to take in the coming weeks.
Good as gold.
Our fixed income team provide their weekly snapshot of market events.
Fixed Income: Video update
Deputy Head of Fixed Income, Gene Tannuzzo, on how Columbia Threadneedle is analysing the impact of Covid-19 on Fixed Income markets, and finding opportunity in this environment
Investment team updates – bullet points 19 June
Find the latest key market updates, regarding the following asset classes: Fixed income, European equities, US equities, Japanese equities, Global equities, Multi-asset.
Investment team updates – bullet points 12 June
Find the latest key market updates, regarding the following asset classes: Fixed income, European equities, US equities, Japanese equities, Global equities, Multi-asset.
Stock markets: Looking ahead
What bear markets and bull rebounds can teach us about how the stock market works, and how we may navigate current and future market contractions.
Market Monitor – 5 June 2020
Global stock markets extended their recent gains this week with investors focusing on positive news as economies in Europe and North America begin to emerge from their Covid-19 lockdowns.
