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After a tumultuous year, investors are daring to believe the asset class might be worth another shot
The demise of FTX has delivered a tough lesson in the guiding principles of money management
Crypto hit by brutal collision with reality as lower inflation rallies equity investors
Central banks continue to dash the hopes of more optimistic equity investors
The energy crisis is far from resolved given the scale of the remaining challenge on supplies
With rates rising fast in response to sky-high inflation, more market landmines are at risk of going off
Bank of England’s response to turmoil is evidence of a harder line on bailing out investors
Turmoil in gilts shows governments will have to work harder to keep markets on-side
UK chancellor showed how the path towards higher interest rates will be fraught with danger
Markets are coming to terms with the scale of central bank tightening of monetary policy
Big sell-off in equities is sign of things to come as central banks pull support
Summer optimism has given way to worries about the impact of rising rates and pressure on earnings
Analysts say reopening the country to tourism could herald a shift in currency flows
Climate change and plans to cut carbon emissions will have a huge impact on portfolios
If the cost of a basic commodity is surging in a competitive market then pressures may persist longer than some expect
Rising cost of capital will expose strains in the financial system
Too much money was tied up in the safe hidey hole of cash before stock prices bounced back
Powell comments on the interest rate outlook lift sentiment but markets should not ignore everything else
With inflation high, Lagarde does not have the same leeway as Draghi
It is hard to imagine what form online cheerleading for the stock market might now take
Finally, corporate debt is looking a more attractive alternative for investors
Aeroplane metaphors do little to disguise the fact that central bankers are struggling with the inflationary overshoot
Some believe that if pain is to come, it is better for it to hit sooner than later
Market mood may be shifting from fear of missing out to fear of holding on
The misallocation of capital is not just down to freakish monetary policy
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