Good morning, Here is our weekly market update for the week just gone. On yet another volatile week, markets across the world were sent tumbling down as Russia’s attacks on Ukraine continue. European and UK stocks were the worst impacted…
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Omnis Investment Club Podcast The situation in and around Ukraine is deeply political and highly complex: it remains far from obvious how events will unfold. Meanwhile, the consensus outlook for inflation, economic growth and interest rates continues to shift, adding…
Inflation remains at the forefront of news, putting additional pressure on central banks to take action, which in turn has impacted investor sentiment. The US stock market suffered a big fall, whilst record inflation numbers in the UK and Europe…
It continues to be a volatile time for markets as the world continues to face Omicron without knowing much about the transmission rate or the severity of this new variant. Inflation is also dominating investor sentiment, particularly as Omicron could…
Omicron sends equity markets sharply lower across the world as investors’ confidence is tested and they move out of equities into less risky asset classes such as government bonds. Before the announcement of the new Covid variant, markets were already…
25th October 2021 Equity Markets were mixed across the world this week. Corporate earnings appear to have boosted investor sentiment in the US and in Europe. Japan readies for its upcoming general election and China seeks to contain the property…
Equity markets rose this week, helped by US congress agreeing to increase the US debt ceiling temporarily allowing the US to avoid defaulting on its debt payments until early December. Inflationary pressures continue to be front and centre of investors’…
It was a mixed week in markets, dominated by news of China's second-largest property developer Evergrande's debt problems. At the same time, global economies are facing a slowing in economic growth with inflation rising sharply. Click here to read this…
Investors’ attention continued to focus on central banks looking for hints as to when they might start tapering financial support, ahead of interest rate rises. The previous week’s weak labour report in the US highlighted the slowing economic recovery weighed…