INSIGHTS

It was an eventful summer, and one that gave rise to a promising outlook.

How can one reconcile expectations of a sharp rise in corporate profits with sluggish economic growth and a disinflationary environment?

For more than 50 years, the start of a new decade has coincided with a change in the type of stock-market leaders.

If we compare three distinct countries, we can observe that the deficits of India, the United States and France, while close in magnitude, are very different.

The disparate demographics in countries at different stages of economic development are opening up opportunities for investment.