Equity markets remain hostage to developments in the ongoing US-China trade battle and fell 2% last week as tensions increased further. China retaliated against the US move the previous week … Read More
Hostage to Trump Tweets
Equity markets have been knocked down by the escalation of trade tensions between the US and China with global equities now some 3-4% off their recent highs. The correction is … Read More
Earnings are Key
Equity markets recovered further last week with global equities rising 1.8% in sterling terms, helped in part by the pound falling back below $1.30. These gains leave global equities down … Read More
Turning a Bit Less Cautious
The rally in markets this year has basically been driven by three factors: the marked shift in Fed policy, the potential of a US-China trade deal and hopes that the … Read More
Market Rebound is Looking Tired
The sharp rebound in equities seen this year is beginning to look a little tired and markets were little changed last week amidst a downbeat set of forecasts from the … Read More
Looking on the Bright Side
Equity markets continued their upward march last week and global equities are now only a modest 2% or so below their highs last year. The US market has led the … Read More
Spring is in the Air
Equity markets ended March on a positive note and global equities returned a strong 12.3% in local currency terms over the first quarter as a whole. In sterling terms, the … Read More
Directorate Change
Kingswood Holdings Limited (AIM: KWG), the integrated wealth management group, is pleased to announce that Graydon Butler, Chief Operating Officer of the Group, has joined the Board with immediate effect. … Read More
Recession Fears Resurface
Equity markets started last week on a quiet note but ended on a sour one. The Fed meeting on Wednesday was the highlight and initially garnered a favourable reaction from … Read More
Who to believe – equities or bonds
Global equity markets recovered their poise last week, rising 2.5% in local currency terms and regaining their losses of the previous week and a bit more. In sterling terms, however, … Read More