by Anne Bannerman | Jun 12, 2025
I’ll begin with observations on the UK, where my time here has been dominated by nothing but doom and gloom from the mainstream media. There’s certainly some justification for this sentiment, as the British government appears lost: the economy is in disarray,...
by Anne Bannerman | Jun 12, 2025
I’ll begin with observations on the UK, where my time here has been dominated by nothing but doom and gloom from the mainstream media. There’s certainly some justification for this sentiment, as the British government appears lost: the economy is in disarray,...
by Anne Bannerman | Jun 5, 2025
The turbulence of early April – those chaotic days around the 9th – now feels like a distant memory. So, what lies ahead? Since President Trump chose to extend his introduction of tariffs, we’ve entered a prolonged period of consolidation. Most markets have been...
by Anne Bannerman | May 29, 2025
I don’t know if people believe Trump’s plans for the USA are misguided, or if they hate him so much, they’re willing to spend billions – or even trillions – to undermine him. Whatever it is, things aren’t going to plan. Or perhaps they are. Personally, I think he’s...
by Anne Bannerman | May 22, 2025
While European equity markets are reaching new highs, U.S. markets seem stuck in neutral. Is this a temporary anomaly – or the start of a deeper shift in global capital markets? A Shift in Momentum Last year, U.S. markets surged on the back of several tailwinds:...
