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As the 31st fast approaches, Head of Equity James Penn shares his insights into the latest goings-on in the Brexit saga.
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With recent scenes in the House of Commons looking like something out of Venezuela, we at Capital International have updated our forecasts once again to reflect the current political volatility in the United Kingdom. We attach a slide showing scenario analysis of what could happen in the next few weeks in terms of likely UK political developments and the associated impacts on markets.
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“Angst” over the future of a Eurozone giant. The UK’s departure from the EU is causing Merkel headaches but with GDP levels at their lowest since 2012, should she be worried about a technical recession too?
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Ever alert to the changing political landscape, the investment team at Capital International have done further scenario analysis of what could happen in the next few weeks in terms of likely UK political developments, with associated impacts on markets.
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BoJo – ‘It’s time for Britain to get its Mojo back.’ The question is, will even Boris Johnson’s enthusiasm, good humour and bonhomie be enough to lift Britain out of its current gloom and uncertainty?
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Writing in the final days of March, just after Theresa May secured an extension of the EU Withdrawal Date, James Penn seeks inspiration from literary sources
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The Groups Head of Equity, James Penn, unpacks a whirlwind few months: UK stocks touching a four month high, Peace Talks in Trade Wars and saturation over BREXIT.
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Richard Batty, Investment Manager, looks back at recent market events, including reaction to the US Federal Reserve meeting and a partial inversion of the US yield curve.
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Head of Equity, James Penn, discusses performance forecasts for the UK financial markets against the murky political backdrop of BREXIT and the possibility of a no deal concession.
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Capital International Group’s latest blog looks at global market performance and trade conflicts during the third quarter of 2018.
