QE

Yellen hopes unwinding will be like 'watching paint dry'

Brazil and Russia top performers for 2016

AXA IM's global head of fixed income John Porter talks to editor Katrina Lloyd about the significant pockets of volatility which could open up as investors move away from a deflationary mindset, and why overinvested assets could suffer the greatest liquidity...

Cutting bond purchases to €60bn a month

Investors wary of a ‘peacock market’

More easing expected

The Japanese stockmarket has been a major disappointment this year. The adoption of negative interest rate policy by the Bank of Japan in January was supposed to have led to further yen depreciation and sparked a recovering in corporate borrowings.

Eighth anniversary of collapse of Lehman Brothers

Nick Gartside, J.P.Morgan Asset Management CIO fixed income and manager of the Global Bond Opportunities fund, talks to editor Katrina Lloyd about why Mark Carney did exactly the right thing by cutting rates, and why fears about bond market illiquidity...

Follows failed attempt last week