Deflationary pressures, political issues, slowing growth and international trade wars are all buffeting European companies, yet opportunities can be found  

The escalating trade war between China and the US could well act as a drag on the entire global economy, but emerging markets seem particularly vulnerable  

Technology stocks have regained the ground they lost late last year, but will the FAANGs – Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google – retain their pre-eminence?

The US economy is predicted to slow this year, but that does not mean there are no investment opportunities to be found, with the technology and healthcare sectors attracting plenty of interest  

Technology is disrupting almost every industry, yet most investors are underexposed to tech stocks. Do recent corrections provide a buying opportunity?

Europe’s economy continues to grow and fundamentals appear sound, but could political headwinds, not least the threat of a trade war with the US, bring the continent’s recovery to a premature end? 

Developing economies have endured a turbulent few months, but even over the longer term they tend to display more volatility than developed markets. Are high net worth investors better off avoiding them completely?

The technology sector has been a big driver of emerging market returns of late and there are now signs that these economies are becoming innovation hubs in their own right