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Markets and economics

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Markets and economics

Podcast: Where next for US assets? Market Talk

In another week of volatility for US assets, Ben Bennett dissects the market reaction to frictions with the Fed, considers the path of the dollar,...
25 Apr 2025
1 min read
new dawn
Markets and economics

A new era dawns

Our longstanding thesis of a market vulnerable to shocks has been confirmed, allowing us to take profits on several dynamic positions.
Emiel van den Heiligenberg
By  Emiel van den Heiligenberg
23 Apr 2025
6 min read
DC volatility
Markets and economics

From trade to trends: Unpacking market behaviour

How can recent market volatility be assessed through the broader historical patterns of market behaviour?
John RoeSamuel Rawson
By  John Roe, Samuel Rawson
23 Apr 2025
5 min read
Real politik
Markets and economics

The return of Realpolitik – and what it means for investors

In 1990, Francis Fukuyama declared the “End of History” in his eponymous book, foretelling the end of ideological strive and the spread of democracy throughout...
Erik Lueth
By  Erik Lueth
22 Apr 2025
8 min read
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Markets and economics

Webinar: What US tariffs mean for portfolios

Our CIO and a panel of experts recently recorded a webinar focusing on the practical implications of US tariffs for investors, giving you the information...
L&G’s Asset Management business
By  L&G’s Asset Management business
08 Apr 2025
1 min read
Japan China
Economics

A fresh perspective on EM: advanced economies hiding in plain sight

Who’s richer: Japan or China? The answer reveals why GDP per capita doesn’t tell the whole story.
Erik Lueth
By  Erik Lueth
08 Apr 2025
4 min read
tariffs history
Markets and economics

Chart of the month: What can we learn from the long history of US tariff policy?

The Tariff Act was one of the first major pieces of legislation passed after the formation of the United States in 1789. Where George Washington...
Christopher Jeffery
By  Christopher Jeffery
07 Apr 2025
3 min read
tariffs investors
Markets and economics

What should investors make of US tariffs?

President Trump has announced far higher tariffs across all trading partners than markets expected. What’s next for the US economy and markets?
Christopher TeschmacherTim Drayson
By  Christopher Teschmacher, Tim Drayson
03 Apr 2025
5 min read

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