Calvert latest to launch cross-border offering; 547 funds available — and counting
As prices go up, so do cash flows from investments; 'lot of money to be spent in this space'
Stock prices do not reflect real possibility of automatic tax hikes, spending cuts
ECB finally addressing financial woes, says Pru fund manager; plenty of yield
Survey shows money managers still spooked by events in Europe
Latest round of protests underscores concerns about investing in the volatile region.
Easy money policy of central banks means cash no longer a safe haven; Greece is 'fiscally terminal'
As the big emerging emerging markets slow down, advisers and investors need to identify the new leaders, says Ruchir Sharma, head of emerging markets equities at Morgan Stanley Investment Management.
The story of the BRICs has changed, with the general perception of political stability and economic growth morphing into something at least more nuanced.
European stock markets overall have fallen this year and plunged by over 20% during the past 12 months, measured in dollar terms using either the MSCI Euro or Euro Stoxx 50 indexes.
The general movement out of equity mutual funds and into bond funds continued in June, according to the Direct Fund Flows report from Morningstar Inc.
In his July market report, Brad McMillan, chief investment officer for Commonwealth Financial Network LLP, says the housing market has the potential to provide the beleaguered U.S. economy with a "real chance for an outside surprise."
Lack of dollar-denominated debt means substandard credit rating for subcontinent won't roil emerging-markets funds
