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End of year wrap up

19 December 2022

We saw broad and deep losses across asset classes in 2022, as investors feared slowing global growth and priced in sharply tighter monetary policy. Sky-high inflation forced interest rate hikes at the quickest pace in a generation,...

Central banks act as scrooges

16 December 2022

Inevitably, much of what we write depends on the starting point, given that this has been an exceptionally volatile year, we opted to leave our prognostications as late as possible. This seemed a prudent stance, given the past...

Fed up before Christmas

9 December 2022

One of the first principles of any sound investment process is to permit and nurture the discourse of differing opinions in order to generate the most robust insights and decisions possible. Unsurprisingly then, here at Tatton,...

Not so bad? Almost good

2 December 2022

December has begun on a positive footing for investors. A renewed pivot in sentiment, with market participants choosing to focus on the positives rather than the negatives, has brought the third extended market upswing of 2022,...

Markets give thanks

25 November 2022

The last week of November is generally a quiet one for markets. Many professional investors head back to family homes in the days before Thanksgiving, and will have already closed down their risk positions for the year. Few like...

Plugging the holes

18 November 2022

The Autumn Statement, budget-in-all-but-name, had been sign posted as very likely to bring bad news to UK taxpayers, as the third Conservative government of this parliament changed course from Trussonomics back to Rishinomics....

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