Kevin Kidney, Investment Director, reviews the overnight data from Asian markets, which points to a recovery in manufacturing and services activity. As China's economy reopens after the latest COVID lockdown, what does this mean for inflation?

A new week begins with positives for investors, as stocks continue to rebound. Today's episode also provides a preview of what's coming up for markets this week.

Jeff Casson, Chief Investment Officer, takes a look at the measures announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak to help UK consumers with their energy bills.

In today’s episode of Morning Markets, we discuss the rising pressure on Chinese Government to ease Covid-19 restrictions, and provide a review of the minutes from the latest meeting of the Federal Reserve.

Today's Morning Markets looks at the US economy, using housing and business data to analyse whether the US economy is cooling. If you have any questions, leave them in the comments and we'll answer them on tomorrow's Q & A Do More With Your Money show.

Today's Morning Markets looks at solid gains in yesterday's equities, and analysis on what is happening in the global economy.

Kevin Kidney, Investment Director, assesses the UK & US retail sales data from last week. Kevin also sheds light on positive news from this morning, helping the US equity markets get off to a strong start, as President Biden plans to review the tariffs currently imposed on imports from China.

Matt Henderson, Portfolio Manager, provides a review of the equity market performance from yesterday, and discusses the positive UK retail sales reported this morning, despite negative expectations.

Rajesh Yadav, Investment Director, discusses the reasons behind the big fall in the US equity markets. 

Across the globe, volatility continues to shake equity markets, but there are some interesting moves in the bond market. Should investors rely on government bonds to cushion their portfolios? #volatility #equity #bonds

Kevin Kidney, Investment Director, sheds light on the surge of UK inflation as it hits 9%. This is on record as the highest it has been for 40 years, but what does this mean for you and your money?