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Investor expectations of rate rises by the Fed are growing quickly
Asset managers are increasingly looking beyond listed investments in search of decent returns
Fed minutes signalling higher rates spur a shift away from ‘growth stocks’
More volatility ahead is the reasonable expectation for markets
Market is more worried about rate rises that the potential economic impact of Omicron
Is the rout in speculative investments a blip, a return of sobriety or an ill omen for broader markets?
Daunting geopolitical risks add to broader concerns to be priced into markets
Powell has to secure normalisation of monetary policy as inflation surges and stimulus packages increase demand
City-states have always had their own money, but they have also controlled it
Mayfair set should believe policymakers who say it is not their job to look after them
Equities still in a sweet spot but hangover from monetary excesses still looms
Now that the carmaker is such a big part of the S&P 500 index, fund managers face rising pressure to buy the stock
SEC report challenges many of the narratives spun about the trading frenzy in retailer’s shares
Something has to give in the unstable equilibrium of markets
Platinum currency is a short-term tactic for the White House but not a long-term fix
Some argue that betting against equities makes little sense while interest rates are low
Gas crisis and impact of simmering planet now having direct effect on asset allocation decisions
More cautious mood sinking into markets as economic optimism fades
Fundraising surge shows the lengths investors will go to in search of some returns
Excess of risk-taking in markets is not obviously healthy behaviour
Powell speech likely leaves us back where we were before the Fed chief spoke on monetary policy
To value US sovereign debt, think about what it buys
It is rash to pretend that withdrawal of support for bond markets will be straightforward
Wall Street’s new sheriff Gary Gensler takes aim at digital tokens
Sell-off comes after a series of market rallies from shocks
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