Investment Week Digital Edition - 1 July 2019
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This week's exclusive articles include:
Revealed: Winners of the Fund Manager of the Year and Trailblazer Awards
Who reigned supreme in this year's ceremonies?
FCA: Regulator urged to reform liquidity definition in wake of crises
Industry still licking its wounds from Woodford fund suspension
LGBT+ awareness: How is the industry responding?
Six managers iscuss the work they are doing to promote inclusion and diversity within asset management
Investment Conundrums: BNY Mellon's Shamik Dhar
"The UK economy is actually more flexible than a lot of people give it credit for, even in the event of a hard Brexit"
Martin Gilbert: Quantitative easing returns to the ECB
"History will probably judge that they (once again) tightened policy too quickly in ending their QE programme last year"
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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
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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