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Are value stocks and small caps already out of fashion?

Details of the Biden administration’s broadly defined ‘infrastructure’ packages will be crucial

But are their concerns really warranted?

‘Suppression of ethnic groups such as the Uyghurs, Tibetans and Mongols has attracted considerable international attention’

Sharp decline of women in the workforce could have long-term consequences

As the pool of assets that appears to leave some margin for error is fast diminishing

Uneven vaccine roll-out behind differences in equity and fixed income market performance, says one strategist

‘There’s no doubt the electric vehicle market is a major structural growth story’

What are higher yields telling us about inflation expectations?

But ‘its debut has been 50 shades of green rather than the holy grail that some had hoped for’

While balance sheets mostly remain strong, profitability was already weak going into the current crisis