As a £500 investment I made in 1992 shows, ‘home bias’ is one of the pitfalls of investing

The disconnect between them can last as long as economic growth remains robust

Spending money to do good is great but defining the desired outcomes is important

Rising yields reignite debate around the end of the bond bull market

A few large fund managers have a dominant position over the US stock market

Remains hard to believe the market verdict as US diverges from rest of the world

Stock prices have tripled and unemployment is rock bottom, but so are savings

Fed’s rate environment is wrapped up in the path of domestic wage inflation

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