Even though markets have recovered since the crash in February 2020, they have held plenty of surprises for investors.

Investors have been showing renewed interest in emerging markets. Is this the right way to play the reflation trade?

Global dividends are calculated to have fallen during 2020 at a headline rate of 15.7% in a best-case scenario and by 18.5% in a worst-case scenario…

European equity markets generally welcomed the news that the UK and EU had finally managed to thrash out a post-Brexit trade deal …

After a tumultuous year in which the coronavirus pandemic gripped the world, many major stock markets ended 2020 in positive territory

The UK appears to be careering towards a no-deal Brexit.

The Covid-19 pandemic is set to deal a lasting blow to the UK economy and labour market…

The prospect of a vaccine has ignited stock markets, but will it really be the panacea that investors expect?

After a bitterly contested and chaotic US election that was marred by allegations of voter fraud, Joe Biden exceeded the threshold of 270 electoral college votes to become President-Elect.

With cases rising, economic recovery looks some way off, but investors should prepare for a best-case scenario as well as a worst-case scenario.