Investment Week Digital Edition - 30 October 2017
This week's edition of Investment Week is now available to read online.
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This week's exclusive articles include:
• Winter is coming: Turn up the central bank heat
Which of the world's central banks are leading the way in policy changes?
• How much is too much?
Managers and investors face challenges from an 'absurd' proliferation of indices
• Women In Investment Awards
The finalists are revealed for this year's inaugural event on 29 November
• Somerset manager warns of impending EM credit crisis
China and Turkey highlighted as possible risks
• Investment Influencers: Psigma's Tom Becket
'Passive has been fantastic for the past few years, but we are returning to a renaissance for active management'
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The Penny Drops: Understanding The Complex World Of Small Stock Machinations
Micro-cap stocks, often overlooked by mainstream investors, have recently garnered significant attention due to rising c... Read more
Current Economic Indicators And Consumer Behavior
Consumer spending is a crucial driver of economic growth, accounting for a significant portion of the US GDP. Recently, ... Read more
Skepticism Surrounds Trump's Dollar Devaluation Proposal
Investors and analysts remain skeptical of former President Trump's dollar devaluation plan, citing tax cuts and tariffs... Read more
Financial Markets In Flux After Biden's Exit From Presidential Race
Re-evaluation of ‘Trump trades’ leads to market volatility and strategic shifts.The unexpected withdrawal of Joe Bid... Read more
British Pound Poised For Continued Gains As Wall Street Banks Increase Bets
The British pound is poised for continued gains, with Wall Street banks increasing their bets on sterling's strength. Th... Read more
China's PBoC Cuts Short-Term Rates To Stimulate Economy
In a move to support economic growth, the People's Bank of China (PBoC) has cut its main short-term policy rate for the ... Read more