Global equities
Sifting through the wreckage, stock by stock
Worries about the ongoing war in Ukraine, snarled supply chains, rising inflationary pressures and fears about possible recessionary slowdown have resulted in weakness across markets. We look at recent developments in what has been a challenging environment for fund managers.
History may be rhyming, but should you really opt to sell in tech?
It’s déjà vu, from the renewal of the Cold War to a 1970s-style energy crisis. Now comes a re-run of the 2000-2003 technology sell-off. History may not repeat itself, but it’s rhyming. Tom Stevenson explores the latest on the drop in technology shares.
Six reasons why buying in 2022's global shares' dip may make sense
Buying the dips is less obvious today than it has been because investors are worried that there might be something fundamentally wrong with the global economy right now. Here are six reasons to believe that buying in 2022's global shares’ dip may make sense.
Impact of delisting Chinese ADRs from US exchanges
The shadow of delisting risk continues to hang over the American depositary receipts of Chinese firms in a long-running auditing dispute. But exodus from the US isn’t a done deal, and relisting closer to home could present some silver linings.
Musk's faith in Twitter comes at a tough time for tech
Elon Musk’s deal to buy Twitter may show that he believes there is still much more value to be unlocked from the social media platform. The shares moved higher after the deal was accepted but were still below the deal price, suggesting the market is sceptical of Musk’s future plans.
From the desk of Oliver Hextall
Three balancing acts that just got harder
