As economic recovery starts to slow into a more normal pattern, is it bad news for over-inflated markets?

The economic restart is well under way, with buoyant economic data emerging from most major economies.

Inflation may have dropped, but few believe inflationary pressures have gone away.

Fund managers have had to conduct company management meetings remotely over the past year. To what extent will they revert to old practices as normal life re-emerges?

It has been a better period for the UK equity income sector. It has benefited from UK economic recovery and a bounce-back in payouts. But can its strength endure?

As the Olympic games get underway in Japan, the country’s equity markets have been little more than an also-ran. Can they catch up?

UK inflation breaches 2% target 19th July, 2021 Against a backdrop of intensifying pressures, both at home and in the US, UK investors continued to focus on the outlook for inflation during June as sharp prices increases fuelled speculation that interest rates might...

While UK fund managers suggest buoyant growth for the UK economy, recovery is not yet assured as recent GDP and inflation figures demonstrate.

It has been a cracking start to 2021 for investors, but eeking out gains in the second half of the year may be tougher.

Until the last few weeks, the global recovery had surprised with its strength. However, recently the signals – on jobs, on retail sales, on inflation – have been more mixed.