George Bell, Portfolio Manager, discusses the recent comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, around the two-sided risks the US central bank faces with inflation and employment.

Matt Henderson, Portfolio Manager, and Joe Forward, Investment Analyst, discuss the quarterly performance of equities, fixed income and alternatives, and how that has affected multi-asset investors.

Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, discusses the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision last week and the balance they are trying to strike between unemployment and inflation. Despite weak jobs growth in the US, the stock market is at new highs as the US economy remains in an investment and earnings boom, which is positive for multi-asset portfolios. 

Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, and Faye Graham, Investment Analyst, discuss the Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates by -0.25%, the Bank of England's decision to hold interest rates, and the effects of True Potential Portfolios.

Matt Henderson, Portfolio Manager, discusses asset returns from last week and the upcoming US interest rate decision, as well as the refreshed economic projections from the Federal Reserve.

Paul Durrans, Investment Director, and Lexi Herriott, Investment Analyst, discuss the US inflation figures for August, the ongoing concern of higher prices from tariffs, and how the market reaction has impacted multi-asset investors.

Paul Durrans, Investment Director, discusses the weakness in US labour market data and how it could affect future interest rate cut projections for the Federal Reserve. US inflation data will also be released later this week, with expectations for it to edge higher from 2.7% to 2.9% and further away from the central banks 2% target.

Join Portfolio Manager George Bell and Investment Analyst Sam Elliott as they discuss why 30-year UK Gilt yields hit a 28-year high this week and why it matters, along with an update on the health of the US jobs market and interest rate expectations.

Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, discusses the upcoming US jobs data and the impact it may have on the all but guaranteed interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve. Should the data be weak, expectations are for a- 0.5%-pts cut rather than a -0.25%-pts cut, stronger data may lead the market to push out current expectations for further interest rate cuts.

Investment Directors Sebastian Mackay and Paul Durrans discuss Nvidia’s Q2 results, which beat expectations for earnings and revenue. They also cover the market reaction to President Trump’s attempted dismissal of a Federal Reserve board member and France calling a no-confidence vote amidst strains on public finances.