By Fisher Investments UK, The Telegraph, 16/09/2019
Prior to May’s vote, financial pundits we follow commonly theorised populist and/or eurosceptic parties would take May’s European Parliamentary (EP) elections by storm, stoking instability and bringing market-roiling change.
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, The Telegraph, 06/08/2019
Are storm clouds gathering over Europe’s economy?
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, The Telegraph, 15/07/2019
In our surveys of financial publications, many articles fret debt. It is part and parcel of the Western conscience and is perhaps even more acute presently in the eurozone, tied to its 2010 – 2012 sovereign debt crisis.
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, The Telegraph, 08/07/2019
In early May, the European Commission slashed Germany’s growth estimates for 2019, leading to reports its fiscally stalwart government would be forced to abandon its balanced budget.
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, The Telegraph, 21/06/2019
When we peruse media pundits’ tips on which shares to buy, we often notice a theme: many cite the share’s dividend as a good reason to buy.
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, The Telegraph, 18/06/2019
Across much of Europe, fragile coalitions and minority governments control legislatures, with populist parties nipping at their heels. The result, in our view, is largely inactivity – politicians talk big on the campaign trail but can’t deliver much.
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, The Telegraph, 26/04/2019
This May, EU voters head to the polls in European parliamentary elections. These elections occur every five years, usually to relatively little fanfare. However, this year’s may prove more exciting.
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, The Telegraph, 29/03/2019
Any uncertainty should abate fast, and in our view the results are likely to extend the status quo – political gridlock – which is a positive for equity markets
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, The Telegraph, 27/03/2019
With the Italian economy on the brink of recession, what are the potential repercussions on the world’s markets?
Read MoreBy Fisher Investments UK, The Telegraph, 22/02/2019
In our view, economic reality is likely to beat what appears to be widespread low expectations, creating a positive surprise for eurozone shares.
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