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Seismic inflows of investment into physical assets will be needed in the years ahead
The long-run trend of a rising dollar may be about to turn, boosting local currency bonds
Differing paths of equities and fixed income mark return to longer-term norm
Clients tire of managers’ poor returns in bull and bear markets
In a volatile year, staying invested will matter as events could turn quickly
Volatility of the cryptocurrency means a host of risk-on/risk-off strategies will join Roundhill Bitcoin Covered Call ETF
Treasury yields rule everything around me
Where US interest rates are headed will still be the biggest influence on investment performance
Forget get rich quick, aiming for consistency will help you get richer slowly
Growth stocks and emerging markets to be biggest winners when borrowing costs fall, Bank of America survey shows
Global inflows of $965bn last year was the second highest tally on record
Whether you are a pessimist or optimist on the economy, there might now be better options
Weed out the poor performers and declutter your portfolio
Investors at risk of overlooking a shift in longstanding trends in 2024
Given current conflicts and a congested 2024 electoral calendar, investors need to take into account geopolitical risk
The Pimco chief executive on the post-pivot world
Despite tension between the US and China, strong companies, strategic resources and less synchronised economies will draw funds
FT Money’s annual investment panel chews over AI mania, animal spirits and ‘dry powder’
Equities cannot guarantee superior performance over the investment horizon of most investors
Fund firms under pressure as investors move into low-cost, high-yielding money market funds
Investors will need to adjust portfolios more frequently — we are in a new regime and not going back any time soon
The south-east Asian country has the potential to develop wealth management offerings if per capita income improves
Investors start to look at investing in riskier asset classes after a strong November
The shift away from emerging markets reflects an eclipsing of economics by politics
The consensus forecast is a mild US recession with bonds becoming more attractive
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