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Schroders' Sebastian Mullins believes the current market volatility means being active is more important than ever

Tesla's vehicle sales are declining, but the stock is soaring, so how's an investor supposed to make sense of this and markets today?

Trump’s pivot on fiscal and trade policy has changed our macro view. We no longer expect a recession - here’s why we’ve turned bullish.

Shares have rebounded on Trump’s tariff retreat, but his erratic policy shifts could weigh on long-term return expectations.

Given US equities’ recent performance investors will be assessing what conditions are necessary to re-enter the market.

The disconnect is highlighted by fast-growing FireFly; Bellevue Gold offers investors two ways to win: strong free cashflow or a take-out.

The US is redrawing the trade map. China’s not backing down. Investors should brace for impact.

An oft-repeated mantra from the Trump regime is that tariffs in Trump’s first term barely affected inflation. Which is true.

Rejigged US "reciprocal" tariffs target China, where the increase in the US effective tariff rate is broadly unchanged from last week.

The bond market backed Trump into a corner.