Markets rallied last week after comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell indicated the pace of interest rate hikes might slow. In a speech on Wednesday
Market Review from Realm Investment Management – week ending 25th November 2022 Stocks rallied for the week helped by some decent US earnings reports and
Market Review from Realm Investment Management – week ending 18th November 2022 Equity markets were mixed last week following a strong advance the week before.
In last week’s US Midterm elections, the forecasted “red wave” did not materialise and a surprisingly strong performance from the Democrats saw them retain control
Market Review from Realm Investment Management – week ending 4th November 2022 There were three big events last week. Here’s what happened: On Wednesday the
On Wednesday the US Federal Reserve FOMC meeting will announce its decision on rates. There are hopes that the Fed might start slowing the pace
The yield on the UK 10yr Gilt has fallen back below 3.8% today on news that Rishi Sunak will be the new Prime Minister. This
Today (Monday) things are calmer in the UK markets with the Pound and UK stocks strongly higher and gilt yields lower after new Chancellor, Jeremy
Stock-markets were higher last week despite a sharp sell-off on Friday following a stronger-than-expected (yes, stronger) U.S. jobs report. Positive economic news is not what
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The value of your investments can go up as well as down and you may get back less than you originally invested.
