With interest rates on the rise to help mitigate high levels of inflation, can we expect to see a disinflationary trend?

Jeff Casson, Chief Investment Officer, provides an update on US inflation and what falling prices will mean for markets and investors. Plus, what's happening with UK economic growth? Subscribe to the True Potential YouTube Channel to learn more.

Can we anticipate improved economic growth as UK wages rise, and the number of people working in full-time employment has increased?  

In this episode, Investment Director Kevin Kidney provides an update on the UK jobs market's performance and the state of the global equity markets

On today's show, how does inflation differ in asian economies versus western economies? Matt Henderson, Portfolio Manager, provides analysis on inflation in China. Subscribe to the True Potential YouTube Channel to learn more.

On today's show, Japan is one of the best performing economies in the world right now, why? Join us for analysis on the excellent GDP growth and subscribe to the True Potential YouTube Channel.

Jeff Casson, Chief Investment Officer, provides analysis on the surprise interest rates decision taken by the Bank of Canada, and what this means for markets, investors, and what it tells us about inflation in a global context.

On today's show, analysis on the latest economic data out of Germany, and how Europe is performing based upon the latest data on economic activity. Subscribe to the True Potential YouTube Channel to learn more.

On today's Morning Markets, the UK economy continues to grow with the services sector driving strength. There's also a further update on OPEC and the surprise decision to cut oil output.

Today’s Morning Markets focuses on the largest economy in the world, analysing key indicators for US economic health. Why is this important for investors and what are key indicators revealing?

Today we review the Jolts survey for job openings and labour turnover data in relation to unemployment figures across the US. With the total vacancies rising to 10.1 million, we consider how the Federal Reserve could alter their monetary policy due to this data. Could this result in further interest rate increases that could affect your investments?