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  • Image showing some power lines and solar panels
    Insights

    Powering intelligence, responsibly

    Our Electrification Sphere brings clarity to the energy transition by convening industry leaders to address the challenges of powering AI and digital infrastructure sustainably. Through expert dialogue, the report explores how innovative grid solutions, renewable integration, and strategic investment can shape a resilient, decarbonised future for data-driven industries.
    • Laura Negus
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    Strategy Blog

    The Fed resumes easing

    The Fed cut rates amid strong demand and inflation, signaling more easing ahead despite resilient growth, market optimism, and rising geopolitical, valuation, and policy risks. Markets remain buoyant, but concerns over economic cracks and overvaluation suggest caution as financial conditions loosen and geopolitical tensions persist.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Strategy Blog

    Entente Misérable?

    Britain and France face political instability, weak economies, and rising populism. Yet, despite fiscal strains and public discontent, markets remain resilient, and long-term debt challenges may still be manageable.
    • Kevin Gardiner
  • French flag on top of a building
    Strategy Blog

    France - budgets and bonds

    France faces political uncertainty as PM Bayrou’s minority government risks collapse ahead of a 8 September confidence vote. Budget issues, rising populism, and high debt challenge stability, but market impacts remain limited—for now.
    • Kevin Gardiner
  • Great wall of China
    Strategy Blog

    China: the long and winding road

    China’s stock market is up ~28% in 2025, outperforming globally, but structural issues persist. Property woes, deflation risks, and geopolitical tensions cloud the outlook despite resilient exports and targeted policy support.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Strategy Blog

    Paying for our pensions

    Despite fears, pensions aren't doomed. The real issue is economic output, not savings. Growth depends on labour, innovation, and productivity—not demographics alone. Misframed debates risk worsening outcomes unnecessarily.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Market Perspective

    Passionately unconvinced

    In this Market Perspective, resilient markets continue to mask global uncertainty. AI optimism fuels tech stock momentum, but valuations remain stretched. With inflation sticky and tariffs rising, strategic caution persists in a shifting investment landscape.
    • Kevin Gardiner
    • Victor Balfour
  • Gold Bars
    Strategy Blog

    The return of the gold bugs

    Gold has surged over 25% in 2025, outperforming major asset classes. Its rise defies traditional drivers like real yields and the dollar, instead reflecting geopolitical tensions, central bank buying, and investor uncertainty.
    • Victor Balfour
  • Car driving through streets in Asia
    Strategy Blog

    (Re)emerging market stocks?

    Emerging market stocks are outperforming developed markets in 2025, driven by broad-based earnings growth. Especially in Asia, amid stable currencies, improved fundamentals, and renewed investor sentiment.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Strategy Blog

    Trump tariffs - latest

    Trump threatens new tariffs from August; markets react cautiously. Compromise expected, but trade tensions, volatility, and uncertainty remain elevated globally.
    • Kevin Gardiner
  • Abstract Image representing the earths raw materials
    Insights

    The unseen economy: Powering civilisation sustainably

    Rothschild & Co Wealth Management hosted Ed Conway and Fiona Howarth to explore how six key materials - sand, salt, iron, copper, oil, and lithium - underpin sustainability, and the global transition to cleaner energy.
    • Richard Brass
    • Nana Baffour, CEnv
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    Strategy Blog

    Stablecoin scepticism

    Bitcoin dominates crypto’s $3.4tn market but lacks utility, stability, and intrinsic value. Stablecoins may offer a more viable, less volatile path for decentralized digital payments and broader financial inclusion.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Insights

    How to prepare the next generation for wealth

    No parent wants to pass on wealth to their children and watch them fritter it away. Here’s how to give your family the best chance in life while ensuring your wealth is protected for generations to come.
    • Katharine Taylor
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    Strategy Blog

    Living on a prayer?

    Capital markets have outperformed expectations in 2025, despite political and economic turbulence. While risks remain, resilient fundamentals and cautious optimism support current valuations.
    • Kevin Gardiner
  • This is a detail from a bond issued by The Southern Brazilian Rio Grande Do Sul Railway Company Limited in 1887. As early as 1858 the Rothschilds issued their first loans to Brazilian railway companies. The railways opened up Brazil's interior, enabling the coffee planting business to expand enormously.
    Quarterly Letter

    Our investment lifecycle

    Rooted in our long-term philosophy, this Quarterly Letter explores the full arc of an investment - from idea generation to divestment. Illustrated through a case study of Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC).
    • Helen Watson
  • A long-distance shot of the White House
    Strategy Blog

    Pork-barrel politics

    President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” proposes ~$3tn in tax cuts and spending, plausibly one of the single biggest fiscal handouts in US history. However, there are ongoing political and economic considerations.
    • Victor Balfour
  • Aerial Image of Qom, Iran
    Strategy Blog

    Middle East conflict

    Middle East tensions raise oil price risks, but markets remain calm. History shows geopolitical shocks don’t always trigger financial turmoil. Oil could surge—or fall—depending on conflict spread and trade disruptions.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Strategy Blog

    Why have long-term interest rates risen?

    Long-term interest rates are rising due to inflation expectations, debt concerns, and technical market factors, despite falling short-term rates and easing trade tensions.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Entrepreneurs

    Strategic exits: an introduction and guide to optimising your exit

    Achieving a successful business exit is a significant milestone, and navigating this complex process requires careful planning and expert advice. We are proud to support Boardwave in its mission of accelerating success by offering insights and guidance on optimising exits for entrepreneurs.
    • Jake van Beever
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    Market Perspective

    Trump II: FAQs

    In this Market Perspective we discuss the economic impact of Trump's second term, focusing on tariffs, inflation, and market volatility, while highlighting potential geopolitical shifts and the uncertain outlook for global growth and investment strategies.
    • Kevin Gardiner
    • Victor Balfour
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    Strategy Blog

    The dollar - down but not out

    The dollar weakened despite initial strength from Trump’s trade policies. Skepticism about the administration’s credibility and potential shifts in global reserve currency status contributed to its decline. The dollar’s future remains uncertain amid ongoing economic and governance issues in Europe.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Strategy Blog

    Don't just do something, stand there

    The last 24 hours highlight the dangers of reactive investing. Despite market volatility from tariffs and trades, the S&P500 saw a major rally. Investors should remain cautious, sticking to their plans amid geopolitical uncertainties and market fluctuations.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Strategy Blog

    Liberation Day - first thoughts

    President Trump's proposed tariffs could raise US rates from 2-3%, to over 20%, the highest level since the 1930's. The tariffs might raise around 2% of US GDP in revenue, potentially making the difference between growth and recession.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Quarterly Letter

    Looking to the long term

    Our view of the long term is indelibly shaped by our 200-year history as a business. In this Quarterly Letter, we re-emphasise what 'long term' means to us, and how it shapes our approach to wealth management and investing.
    • Helen Watson
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    Strategy Blog

    UK Spring Statement

    The UK's Spring Statement has minimal economic and financial impact. Global investment portfolios should remain unaffected. Only from 2028/9 does policy become more restrictive than it was, with welfare cuts and fiscal tightening.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Strategy Blog

    Germany votes for growth

    Germany's Bundesrat has approved a substantial infrastructure and defense spending package, amounting to €1 trillion over 12 years, aimed at boosting economic growth, addressing infrastructure needs, and enhancing European defense capabilities.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Strategy Blog

    Taking stock: a macro update

    Trade tensions and President Trumps policies have caused market volatility. With global stocks down 7%, investors remain cautious amid uncertainty, with defensive sectors outperforming cyclical ones. European markets show resilience.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Macro Scorecard

    National economic performance ranked: a macro scorecard

    Global economic performance varies widely, but perceptions often differ from reality. Our latest macro scorecard ranks major economies, offering an objective perspective on prosperity, durability, and fairness across 16 nations.
    • Kevin Gardiner
    • Victor Balfour
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    Strategy Blog

    Germany election / Ukraine

    Germany faces political uncertainty as coalition negotiations unfold, but its European commitments remain intact. Meanwhile, market impact from President Trump’s Ukraine rhetoric appears limited, with European defence spending set to rise as expected.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Market Perspective

    Wait and see

    In this Market Perspective we examine President Trump’s economic policies, geopolitical risks, and market dynamics. As well as the potential impacts on global markets, trade relationships, and investment strategies.
    • Kevin Gardiner
    • Victor Balfour
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    Strategy Blog

    Bundestagswahl 2025: The Grand Coalition?

    Germany’s election looms, with coalition uncertainty and economic stagnation key concerns. Market impact depends on global trade, policy shifts, fiscal decisions, and investor confidence amid political change.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Strategy Blog

    First world problems

    Major economies continue to grow, and debt remains manageable. Market fears of a debt spiral appear overstated, with policy flexibility and global demand for government bonds providing long-term financial stability and resilience.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Strategy Blog

    Trump Tariffs

    The US has imposed new tariffs on key trade partners, prompting retaliation. While inflationary short-term, their broader economic impact remains uncertain. Policy shifts, negotiations, and consumer responses will shape long-term consequences for global trade and growth.
    • Kevin Gardiner
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    Strategy Blog

    Week One: The Art of the Deal

    Trump has wasted little time getting his feet under the desk. His protectionist approach targets the trade deficit but risks inflation and supply chain disruptions. While the US holds negotiating leverage, lasting economic benefits remain uncertain.
    • Victor Balfour
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    Insights

    Answering professionals’ most pressing financial questions

    Professionals have a lot of questions about their finances and often do not have the time to manage them alone. In this article we wanted to discuss some of the questions we are asked most frequently and offer some guidance on the key factors you should consider.
    • Alex Williams
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