interest rate

US move should be reversed

Conditions may worsen

Following first US rate hike since 2006

Widely expected by industry

BlackRock co-global head of equities Nigel Bolton said emerging markets are under the greatest stress compared to other regions, but he is eyeing a turnaround next year.

Allianz GI's Matthew Hall explains why despite positive sentiment, the outlook is not completely sunny for the UK economy.

Antoine Lesné, head of ETF sales strategy EMEA at State Street Global Advisors, analyses what an interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve would actually mean for investors, and how they should be positioned.

While US interest rates seemingly remain unchanged, the tightening of the shadow funds rate equates to six conventional policy rate increases since the start of 2015, says Hinesh Patel, co-manager on the Old Mutual Global Bond fund

Attractive buy territory

Dollar reaches yearly high