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One year on, the message from the market attack on Deutsche Bank is that nonsense on the internet matters
Interest rates are shedding their suffocating dominance over global markets
Investing in funds that focus on a particular stock characteristic such as growth or value have very mixed record
Many investors are nervous at high points but the record argues the case for staying invested
After the Nikkei 225 index finally surpasses bubble-era peak, a psychological hurdle has been crossed
The surge in shares such as Nvidia spark concerns over ‘irrational exuberance’
Stresses in sector emerge as commercial real estate loans come due in a period of increased vacancy rates
Fears of heightened trade war if former president is re-elected weigh on sentiment
Stocks are hitting all-time highs but even the irrepressible optimists are getting twitchy
Where US interest rates are headed will still be the biggest influence on investment performance
Whether you are a pessimist or optimist on the economy, there might now be better options
Investors at risk of overlooking a shift in longstanding trends in 2024
Given current conflicts and a congested 2024 electoral calendar, investors need to take into account geopolitical risk
After pension funds and insurers cut holdings to the bone, there are some reasons to justify a rebound
Fed chair has ‘out-doved’ the market and raised expectations of rate cuts
Rally from out of crypto winter shows how speculative the tokens still are
The market consensus has flipped once again, now to a widespread expectation that rates are easing
The consensus forecast is a mild US recession with bonds becoming more attractive
Soft US inflation data has convinced the market that the Fed will not lift its borrowing benchmark next month
The change in circumstances is dramatic after decades of triumphalist money making
Investors appear to be hoping that if recession does strike the US early next year, the Fed will relent on interest rates
Bankers and investors are wondering when something will snap
Rising interest rates rather than geopolitics dominate market worries
Active fund managers look to stocks more resilient in the face of a rising cost of money
Rise in bond yields means there are more alternatives to betting on the fortunes of the Magnificent Seven tech giants
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