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There will be greater divergence between companies and countries
Development of the digital currencies is gathering pace around the world
This is an investment world that will reward much greater selectivity and dynamic asset allocation
EU politicians to vote on regulatory change to open up a key source of funding for banks
After weaponising gas supplies, the Russian president is now on the back foot as prices fall
Chinese stocks have rallied sharply but the scars of recent experience run deep
Currency is being driven by events outside the US as much as what happens inside its borders
The huge undertaking of digital currencies is not worth the costs and risks
Aggregate forecasts for earnings often exclude extraordinary items, making the market look cheaper than it is
If economy falters, Lula might be less willing or able to take measures to balance the country’s books
Party-poopers point to the risk of a Fed pivot turning out to be more of a plateau before more rate rises
Apart from the CFTC, regulatory agencies have a strong agenda to improve the protection of investors and markets
Investors should be wary of a repeat of last year’s ‘transitory inflation’ type of mistake
We risk being in a longer period of poor growth, elevated inflation, and weak equity markets than in past slowdowns
Trading in unbacked digital assets should be treated by regulators like gambling
Valuations on holdings will have to converge sooner rather than later with listed tech sector
With the Bank of England unwinding its gilt portfolio, the country will need more buying from foreign investors
While the Fed is reducing its bond-buying programme, it is still providing stimulus via other means
The surge in energy prices has opened new divides among eurozone states
Regulators will have to make hard decisions on granting licences if firms are not ready for new EU and UK rules
Central banks are likely to accept a modestly increased rate of rising prices
With too much hidden leverage around, the central bank should wait to see if the punch bowl has been sufficiently drained
Executives say gold-plating of capital standards could lead to ‘entrenched benefit’ for EU competitors
The investment world may be experiencing the third big shift of the past 50 years
The risks inherent in digital assets may be unique but the ways that the industry can lose customer money are not
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