The recent meeting between US president Donald Trump and China’s president Xi Jinping was highly anticipated, with expectations sky-high of an end to the ongoing trade war.  The event itself at

Tatton’s investment team held its in-depth investment committee meeting this week, where we reflect on how the economy and capital markets have developed relative to our expectations from previous meetings

The highly anticipated meeting between US President Trump and China’s President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Osaka came and went – with somewhat of a damp squib outcome

We’re heading into the end of the first half of the year, so let’s go through where what we were thinking at the start of the year and where we

There were relatively few economic data or corporate announcements this week. The US came within a hair’s breadth of clearly carrying out an act of war against Iran. And the

A slowdown in global growth looks set to force a loosening of global monetary policy, led by a more dovish US Federal Reserve which prefers lower interest rates. Meanwhile, the BoE continues to suggest

After a good start, June has carried on in a positive way for investors. Over the past week stock markets consolidated their gains, while bond yields stopped falling. Following the

Stock markets had a very good week – for all the wrong reasons. Economic data reports confirmed that 2018’s US economic expansion is rapidly decelerating towards outright stagnation as companies

It all seemed to make a lot of sense to the media commentators this past week: government bonds rallied and equity markets fell because investors no longer expect a return