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Investors can use cryptocurrencies, derivatives or other means to minimise policies’ potentially disruptive impact
The US-China trade war has sent last year’s high-performing fund sector into a tailspin
Questions grow about whether decoupling of Wall Street and other markets can continue
David Stevenson explains why he has reduced equity exposure in his portfolio
Expected political deadlock would give stocks another boost
Analysts predict the rise of active managers against backdrop of political fallout
Worldwide earnings are up, but UK investors could be disappointed
From battered banks to tech titans, the historic milestone in seven charts
Strong company earnings and Trump tax cuts drive valuations to new levels
Emerging markets and UK out of favour
Strong earnings and massive buybacks have pushed the market back to near a record high, but how long can the streak last?
Regulators and investors should demand greater transparency
Presidential incursions into monetary policy are not new, revealing limits to the bank’s independence
Mainstream funds benefit as Brent crude surpasses $77 a barrel
For now, big tech and European banks look a safer bet
Strong returns prove asset manager’s mission, says former US vice-president
The Facebook storm and threat of a trade war ends 10-year surge in values
Fears remain in spite of record number of approvals for new drugs
Companies likely to boost dividends to fresh high on back of tax cuts, JPMorgan says
But Wall Street has still outperformed other developed markets this year
European and US stocks stand to benefit from political indecision
Investors should be more bullish about markets
Funds with money in Asian and Chinese equities marked down after president’s tweets
Russell 2000 groups are seen as a safer bet than their bigger blue-chip rivals
Gary Cohn’s resignation as White House economic adviser stoke trade war fears
