While global markets are holding firm, they remain sensitive to oil price swings and geopolitical risk, with capital rotating toward emerging Asian economies.

Momentum Real Assets Growth & Income (RAGI) a year on
Rising geopolitical tensions—particularly the escalating Israel-Iran conflict—have significantly unsettled global markets, driving energy prices sharply higher and prompting a flight to safe assets.

How low can you go?
Global markets are being shaped by US tariffs, synchronised rate cuts (notably the ECB), and resurgent trade diplomacy, creating a push-pull between inflationary supply shocks and growth concerns.

Debt of a nation
Markets navigated a fragile equilibrium last week as central banks signalled easing, geopolitical and trade tensions escalated.

Peak Pretzel
The week was marked by significant monetary policy actions, with both the Bank of England and the People’s Bank of China implementing interest rate cuts to counteract economic pressures from ongoing trade tensions. These measures, alongside renewed US-China trade negotiations, influenced global markets, leading to shifts in investor strategies and market dynamics.

May-be not
Global financial markets were influenced by a combination of corporate earnings volatility, strategic international agreements, and the broader implications.

Has the first 100 days of President Trump made anything great again?
Global markets remained under pressure from US tariff policies and political instability, with economic growth downgrades, falling confidence, and financial market volatility, though slight easing in US-China tensions.

US Sector exposure to foreign revenue
The global financial landscape was significantly impacted by the US trade conflicts, leading to market volatility, altered trade relationships, and heightened economic uncertainty worldwide.