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Many think the recent sell-off in tech stocks is the AI bubble bursting. Let’s compare it with what happened in 2000 and see what the data tells us.

There’s the Great Wealth Transfer and Longevity Effect. Here’s how our changing demographic and wealth is set to shape future markets.

With the backdrop of consistently strong broad market returns over the last few years, analysts are now looking at sector-specific plays that could outperform in 2026.

The recent dip in stock prices came on the back of stretched valuations and fears of an AI fueled bubble. This time the nervousness also spilled into the corporate bond market...

In this piece, we’ll cover the key defensive sectors across the US, Canada, the UK, Europe, and Australia, compare their valuations to the broader market, and highlight where “safety” might actually be expensive risk in disguise.

This week, we will unpack the FTSE 100 vs FTSE 250 divide, the industries driving returns, and why the UK is increasingly a stock-picker’s market heading into 2026.

Some of the biggest names in tech are restarting their buyback programs. By the end of this piece, you’ll see: What’s really driving this new buyback cycle, which companies are using it to create genuine value, and when repurchases are smart capital allocation or financial sleight of hand.