It's back-to-school time, and time for investment decisions... Will the US fall into recession?

The ECB has raised interest rates to 4.00% at the tenth consecutive meeting arguing that inflation is still too high.

Central banks will take centre stage. Interest rate decisions are on the agenda of the US Federal Reserve Bank, the Bank of England, and the Bank of Japan.

European equity markets have been broadly flat over the past few weeks.

One clear conclusion is that pension fund-related institutions which have not yet embraced ESG will find themselves suddenly launched two squares forward on the chessboard, as they rush to integrate ESG into the overall governance of how they manage or administer pension assets and plans.

Financial markets took a breather over August.

Against a backdrop of volatile trading, August saw the return of a correlation between risk assets and rates...

One and a half years after the US Federal Reserve bank began its tightening course, the US economy continues...