Stocks Care About Policy, Not Personalities
By Fisher Investments UK, City A.M., 06/08/2018
A White House that appears to be in chaos probably doesn’t have much political capital.
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By Fisher Investments UK, City A.M., 06/08/2018
A White House that appears to be in chaos probably doesn’t have much political capital.
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, Citywire, 25/07/2018
When deciding where to invest, one of the critical questions we think investors face is whether to own international shares.
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, Citywire, 25/07/2018
The tensions within PM Theresa May’s cabinet seemingly hit fresh highs in early June, with Brexit Secretary David Davis’s near-resignation and Boris Johnson’s leaked criticism of May’s Brexit leadership.
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, City A.M., 27/06/2018
Inflation! A topic that is commonly on everyone’s mind. In February 2018, pundits shrieked rising wages meant that the world economy was overheating.
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, The Spectator, 26/06/2018
People respond to incentives. And in market economies, few incentives top profits.
Read MoreBy Ken Fisher, Financial Times, 12/06/2018
Despite the election result, the economy and stock market will do better than feared.
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By Fisher Investments UK, The Spectator, 07/06/2018
In his recent testimony to MPs, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney made headlines by claiming the Brexit vote had made British households £900 poorer than they would have been if Remain had won.
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, City A.M., 06/06/2018
Volatility is normal. Pullbacks are a toll we pay for long-term returns. Big daily moves aren’t extraordinary or signs of impending doom.
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, The Spectator, 22/05/2018
Nearly two years ago, the UK’s vote to leave the EU shook sentiment globally. In our coverage of UK media, we found many economists forecasting that Brexit would have major implications, including…
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, City A.M., 15/05/2018
We often find media coverage fretting inflation’s impact on consumer spending—particularly true after UK inflation jumped over the last couple years.
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