LONDON British investors, still convinced that monetary stimulus around the world will boost markets, kept their exposure to stocks at six-month highs in April, a Reuters poll has found.
LONDON Global investors have started to turn cautious, making slight cuts to risk assets like stocks and modest increases to safe-haven cash as worries mount that markets are headed for choppy times, according to a Reuters poll.
LONDON British investors, still convinced that monetary stimulus around the world will boost markets, kept their exposure to stocks at six-month highs in April, a Reuters poll has found.
LONDON, April 29 Emerging stocks retreated from 7-1/2 month highs on Wednesday with investors looking to the U.S. Federal Reserve for inspiration ahead of a monetary policy statement due later.
LONDON, April 24 Emerging market stocks hit new seven-month highs on Friday, led by robust gains in Asia, as lacklustre U.S. economic data fed a consensus that Fed rate hikes are less imminent than once feared.
LONDON, April 22 Emerging stocks resumed their climb on Wednesday and inched towards recent seven-month highs, buoyed by a 2.5 percent surge on the Shanghai market and a growing consensus that interest rate rises in the United States are still months away.
LONDON, April 17 The prospect of deeper interest rate cuts took Russia's rouble more than 2 percent lower on Friday, knocking it off 4-1/2-month highs against the dollar, while Russian equity markets also slipped.
LONDON, April 16 Emerging market stocks rose to near seven-month highs on Thursday, riding momentum from a global equities surge and data from China showing investment into the country is holding up against slowing growth.
LONDON, April 7 Emerging market stocks paused on Tuesday as the dollar resumed its climb, shrugging off last week's disappointing jobs data in the United States, though gains in Asia helped equities cling to four-month highs.
LONDON, April 1 Emerging stocks strengthened on Wednesday after surveys of Chinese factory and services activity came out at the top end of forecasts, albeit indicating stubborn weakness in the economy.
Easter Day bomb blasts at three Sri Lankan churches and three luxury hotels killed 138 people and wounded more than 400, hospital and police officials said, following a lull in major attacks since the end of the civil war 10 years ago.