Strategy Blog
The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates for the first time since March 2020. The response from markets has generally been positive, but what happens next? In this strategy blog we examine the likelihood of further interest rate cuts in the short term and beyond.
Strategy Blog
Which of the big three Western central banks is most likely to have to reverse their pending rate cuts? In this strategy blog we examine the market expectations form the Fed, European Central Bank and the Bank of England, and outline our own views.
Thematic Insights
The global AI market is projected to hit $407B by 2027, growing at an annual rate of 35% until 2030. To support this surge, substantial investment in data centers is essential. The challenge? Ensuring sustainable energy and resource usage in AI infrastructure.
Perspectives podcast
Did you know that the name "Rothschild" comes from the "red shield" that once hung in front of the family’s house in the Judengasse in Frankfurt am Main, Germany? It was also here that Mayer Amschel Rothschild established his business in the late 18th century.
Monthly Market Summary
Global equities moved higher by 2.5% in August (USD terms), while global government bonds returned 1.0% (USD, hedged terms).
Strategy Blog
Following last months disappointing report, and the market volatility which has since followed, we look ahead to Friday's highly anticipated US jobs report and discuss whether there is any cause for concern.
Strategy Blog
Germany’s economy shrank in the second quarter – and is currently little bigger than it was in 2019. Two big negative supply shocks will have played a major part, but is something more fundamental at play? In this strategy blog we explore the reasons why.
Market Perspective
Global temperatures are rising. In this Market Perspective we reflect on some of the long-term economic questions raised by climate change. We examine its recent inflationary effect and some of the practical issues we encounter when trying to invest sustainably.
Perspectives podcast
Historically, August and September have been weaker months for U.S. stock returns. However, last week’s global market sell-off took investors by surprise. How should we interpret these events, and what do they mean for our strategies?
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