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April saw a continuation of market turbulence, driven by rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, ongoing geopolitical headwinds, and lackluster first-quarter earnings results among many mega-cap companies.
Value stocks are expected to outperform their growth counterparts in 2022, a year that is forecast to have its economic climate at the mercy of inflation.
January was plagued by overwhelming negative returns and volatility, but three funds in ALPS’ ETF range stood out as top performers.
/PRNewswire/ -- J.P. Morgan Asset Management today announced the launch of JPMorgan Active Value ETF (JAVA) ("the fund"). Delivered through the transparent ETF...
Advertisement It has been a difficult year for Japan. After some initial success managing the pandemic, its vaccine rollout has lagged and now the capital Tokyo is in its fourth state of emergency, just as the Olympics is due to start. UK investors have largely neglected Japanese equities. Data from the Investment Association reveals investors hold £25.4billion in Japanese equity funds, including £1.3billion in Japanese Smaller Companies funds. This is equivalent to just 2.8 per cent of all equity funds from IA member firms. While the Olympics may not provide a much-needed boost to the econ...