European growth at risk of running out of gas
Russia’s weaponising of fossil fuels could trigger a wave of business closures
Russia’s weaponising of fossil fuels could trigger a wave of business closures
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Fossil fuels are being shunned by investors, but record payouts mean sector could still worth adding to portfolios
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Five of the Edinburgh manager’s funds and trusts are nursing 20% losses
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Brent crude is at $105 p/b, while gold, nickel and wheat prices are up 40% due to disruption from Russia-Ukraine war
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Hedge funder has already more than doubled his initial investment in Polymetal
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Inflation is expected in an escalation and de-escalation scenario so central bankers have to hold their nerve
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As global risk-off sentiment makes bad situation worse for EM equities
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But it is ‘premature’ to start talking about a European energy crisis
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Market watchers have begun to raise the prospect of a new commodities supercycle so what is the underlying cause?
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Baillie Gifford’s American and Health Innovation funds rebound after being among the worst performers in March
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Higher long-term bond yields are usually supportive of the US dollar
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‘This whole situation may well be the catalyst to a faster transition’
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