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Charles Stanley investment strategy update
Charles Stanley’s Investment Strategy Committee met this week – here are its conclusions.
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The US oil industry will keep on drilling
The green revolution is real, but the transition will take time. The US oil industry won't ride off into the sunset just yet
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China seeks to avoid a cold war
President Xi Jinping of China set out his vision of the future in a wide-ranging speech to the online Davos assembly. Here’s how he sees the US relationship developing.
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Investing in clean energy and battery products
As the world battles the Covid-19 pandemic, many governments are also fighting climate change – with set targets to reduce carbon emissions.
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Charles Stanley scores COLWMA hat trick
Charles Stanley have won three awards at the City of London Wealth Management Awards 2021.
Enhancing our MPS models with ESG and removal of VAT
We are pleased to announce that we will no longer apply value added tax (VAT) on our award-winning, 5-star Defaqto-rated Managed Portfolio Service (MPS) models.
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Green Revolution - What is it and why does it matter?
In this episode we discuss the ways in which the green revolution is gathering pace
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The future of property investment
The property market is in flux, as it adjusts to the likely changes in behaviour caused by the pandemic. We examine the different issues that may impact the valuation of industrial, retail and office buildings.
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Last Week in the City: Biden boosts US virus response
Garry White, Chief Investment Commentator, provides a round-up of the market movements and the global investing outlook this week ending 22 January 2021.
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The European Union – recovery and green growth
The European Union has been hit hard by the pandemic – but a recovery plan is being put in place. However, internal politics remains complicated.
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J&J’s vaccine candidate is the shot in the arm the economy needs
Science may be about to score its biggest victory against Covid-19 since it emerged in Wuhan at the end of 2019. Johnson & Johnson’s one-shot vaccine should speed-up the economic recovery.
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Working in partnership to improve working conditions
Brick kilns and coal mines are some of the worst working conditions in the sub-continent, many of the workers are part of a bonded labour force working to pay back a debt so high that many of them and their families may live and die on the kilns.
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The virus prolongs its economic damage
Covid-19 infections are still rising. Markets now need to discount a longer period of restricted activity and monitor the progress being made with vaccination.
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The long reach of the USA
This week we were reminded of the long global reach of the USA, as Joe Biden was inaugurated as its 46th President.
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