Prior market crashes can teach us a lot about navigating the current ones – The regularity of these instances is a reminder that patience is key to investing in equity markets. This article takes a look at the past crashes and subsequent recoveries.
The recent economic response package in Europe falls short of “true” fiscal solidarity, but a limited, jointly financed Recovery Fund could go a long way to help. What measures were discussed and agreed on?
The global economy will see permanent changes to societal, corporate, and institutional behavior following a classic black swan event – COVID-19 outbreak. What are the impact and implications for global investing?
Volatility and uncertainty is likely to remain high around the progression of the current pandemic of Covid-19. Hopefully, the rates of infection around the world will gradually begin to flatten out, however it looks like this will be a slow process.
In the first quarter of 2020, stock markets across the globe experienced one of the worst quarters in the history of global financial markets. But maybe it’s time for investors to take a pause and do some strategic thinking.
These are unusual times. During times of disruption, our minds’ habits can help or hurt us; both in our investing and in our daily lives. Let’s take a look at what habits really are and how you can break free of the negative ones.
Sonal Desai, Chief Investment Officer, Franklin Templeton Fixed Income, weighs in on the differences between this one and other recessionary periods, and whether policymakers can engineer a recovery.
An unprecedented response to the economic shutdown should help avoid a worst-case outcome, but how quickly aid reaches small businesses is critical.
The coronavirus has forced a number of behaviour changes throughout societies across the globe, including how we work, shop and interact with others. Head of Equities at Franklin Templeton, Stephen Dover discusses how it has impacted investor decisions.
Investors should be braced for companies suspending dividends in the US during the current crisis. But we believe that the extent of dividend cuts in the US may be less severe than in the UK.
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