As Prime Minister Theresa May proved earlier this year, political gambles can backfire. But this was not the case for Japan’s prime minister Shinzo Abe, who last month pulled off

It has been an eventful start to November, following a full-on October that generated pleasing returns for investors in global capital markets (see table left). The financially interested UK public

It’s been a nervous time in booming equity markets, and bond markets too. As we get closer to the end of the year, a growing number of voices are drawing

It’s been a bit of a nervous week in equity markets, and not a brilliant week for bonds. In Europe, the ECB did its best to help EU equities; while

This week, the 30th anniversary of two formidable storms in October 1987 reminded us that extreme weather and capital market events are not something that only started after the year 2000.

Tatton Asset Management plc (LON:TAM), the on-platform discretionary fund management (DFM) and IFA support services business, today issued a pre-close trading update for the six months ended 30 September 2017, ahead

While the general public struggled with lack of political progress around the world, most western stock markets reached new highs. Fitting that this happened as we passed the 10th anniversary of

Germany, Trump and Bank of England bluffs As September drew to a close, it was something of a relief that much of what could have gone wrong, did not. The

id I state last week that September had been a good month for stock markets? Well, looking at the above table, one must assume I made a mistake. Let me