December 2022 Global Market Insights
World markets summary:
Global markets ended a tumultuous year with another month of languid performance. With the exception of Hong Kong…
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World markets summary:
Global markets ended a tumultuous year with another month of languid performance. With the exception of Hong Kong…
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Markets enjoyed a second consecutive month of positive returns with all major asset classes posting good figures. Despite some mixed economic numbers and increasing evidence of a…
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With the notable exception of China and parts of Asia, equity markets generally enjoyed a meaningful rally as investors bet on signs of Central Banks pivoting away…
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To pivot or not to pivot? That was the question on investor’s lips throughout the third quarter of 2022. It (pivoting) refers to the policy actions of the US…
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It was a painful month for investors as asset classes sold off fairly indiscriminately. Correlations between bonds and equities remained high, evidenced by falls of more than…
Read more →There has been much for investors to digest in the last few weeks and it would be fair to say a lot has left a sour taste in their mouths!…
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Investors entered the month hoping that early signs of a peak in core inflation in the US and UK would lead to less forceful interest rate…
Read more →Unfortunately, fears that we would have a continuation of last year’s troubles were realised in the first half. Trends that emerged in 2021 continued to develop and in several instances…
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July offered investors some welcome respite following first half returns that were the worst endured in at least 50 years. The rebound was partly a consequence…
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The second quarter took the baton from Q1 and didn’t look back as markets and economic data continued to deteriorate. Peak inflation fear was compounded by the threat of…
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