Insights

While there is light at the end of the long Brexit tunnel, there are various outcomes from the UK general election for global investors to consider.

Is this a fleeting acceleration, or do equities have the right stuff to see them through any potential choppiness and facilitate a further advance?

We look at the potential implications of impeachment for equities, based on past market performance and the views of institutional investors.

After delivering three rate cuts in three meetings, the Fed now looks set to take a wait-and-see approach as it assesses the appropriate path ahead.

The Liberal Party held power but as a chastened minority government. What does this mean for Canada’s Energy and Telecom spaces, and for portfolios?

Several factors are constraining corporate profits this reporting season, but modest earnings growth should keep markets advancing.

Posturing ahead of U.S.-China trade talks frayed investors’ nerves, while another trade bout could break out as the U.S.-EU tensions heat up.

Investors need to focus on the things that matter most to equity markets and not let the political storm in Washington rain on investment strategies.

As central banks go deeper down the rabbit hole of negative rates, here’s how investors can navigate the upside down world of negative-yielding debt.

Imminent threats seem to have faded somewhat but certainly have not gone into the ether. Vigilance remains the watchword for investors.