Brad Holland

As expected, the Bank of England kept the key policy rate unchanged at 4% at its September meeting. Our experts explain why policymakers are in such a tricky position. 

In May, investors were encouraged by the temporary reprieve in some tariff proposals, and equity markets rose. However, the possibility of changes to the US tax system has led to some worry in bond markets.

Market events have prompted us to break from the norm in this month's investor update. Brad Holland, Director of Investment Strategy, explains why markets have been especially turbulent since the start of April, and what it means for investors.   

The Republican administration in the US has kept investors guessing with a constantly shifting dialogue on tariff implementation. Now that sweeping tariffs have landed, what can investors expect?

Investors comparing the AI boom with the dot-com bubble are overlooking the huge differences in fundamental strength. But that doesn't mean there are no lessons from history. 

In December, there was a little cold water poured on investors’ optimism. However, 2024 was still particularly strong for most stock markets.