Morningstar UK: The Big Money Question: Recent Episodes
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What has caused Japanese stocks to reach a 21 year high? And how will Sunday's up-coming election impact markets? Emma Wall talks to Mohammed Syed of Coutts
Morningstar Guest: Mohammed Syed, Head of Investments, Coutts
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Vanguard economist Alexis Gray tells Emma Wall that the ECB's decision to taper QE in the coming months indicates that the European economies are strengthening.
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Psigma CIO Tom Becket tells Emma Wall the quantitative easing fuelled rally of the past decade will not be repeated over the next.
Morningstar Guest: Tom Becket, Chief Investment Officer for Psigma
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A decade on from the beginning of the global financial crisis, Emma Wall talks to Rathbone's Ed Smith about what may cause the next downturn.
Morningstar Guest: Edward Smith, Head of Asset Allocation Research for Rathbones
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Missed out on the China bull market? Invest in India instead, says Rathbone's Ed Smith, as demographics, politics and consumption look set to deliver double digit market returns.
Morningstar Guest: Edward Smith, Head of Asset Allocation Research, Rathbones
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The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates next month. Will this trigger a correction in US equities - a market which is looking increasingly expensive.
Morningstar Guest: Paul O'Conner, Head of Multi Asset, Henderson
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Can you overcome behavioural bias and wait a decade for a larger amount of money? Pension freedoms drawdown rates suggest not - and our survey confirms it.
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Rathbone's Edward Smith reviews President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office and finds the stock market has already priced in tax cuts yet to materialise.
Morningstar Guest: Edward Smith, Asset Allocation Strategist, Rathbones
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US President Donald Trump is due to deliver a "big tax announcement" today. Markets have priced in a cut in corporate tax; what does it mean for shareholders?
Morningstar Guest: Mark Phelps, Manager, AB Concentrated Global Equity Fund
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Do you think Brexit will be good for the economy? Will it have any impact on you? And will other European countries follow suit? We asked the public their views.
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As Prime Minister Theresa May signs article 50, officially beginning Brexit, we asked Hargreaves Lansdown's Mark Dampier what it means for individual investors.
Morningstar Guest: Mark Dampier, Head of Research for Hargreaves Lansdown
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Morningstar Investment Management and Morningstar analysts work with stocks, funds, markets and ETFs every day - but where do these professionals invest for themselves?
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Chancellor Philip Hammond has delivered his first Budget report revealing higher taxes for self-employed and investors with more then £50,000 invested outside an ISA.
Morningstar Guest: Cyrique Bourbon, Portfolio Manager for Morningstar Investment Management
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Ahead of the Chancellor’s Spring Budget statement this Wednesday, we hit the streets of London to find out the public’s wish list from the Budget.
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Despite huge uncertainty, the election of Donald Trump has seemingly pushed US and UK stock markets higher. Can we trust the Trump rally and where should you invest now?
Morningstar Guest: Edward Smith, Asset Allocation Strategist for Rathbones
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Invesco Perpetual's chief investment officer Nick Mustoe urges income investors keen to beat the erosive effects of inflation to look for stocks with growing dividends.
Morningstar Guest: Nick Mustoe, Chief Investment Officer, Invesco Perpetual
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Economists predicted a sharp downturn following the Brexit vote, but the latest UK economic figures show GDP expanded by 2% last year - so have we avoided disaster?
Morningstar guest: Stephanie Flanders, Chief Market Strategist, J.P.Morgan
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Donald Trump has beaten Hillary Clinton to become the 45th US President. Stock markets globally have reacted by falling - what should investors do?
Morningstar Guest: Dan Kemp: Chief Investment Officer, EMEA, Morningstar Investment Management.
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Time and time again investors are reminded about the significant impact that the controversies have on company's financial performance.
Studio Guest: Muna Abu-Habsa, Senior Fund Analyst for Morningstar
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Post-Brexit, the FTSE 100 has railled to an near all time high - but sterling has tumbled. With general elections in Germany, France and Italy, what does it mean for stocks?
Morningstar Guest: Mark Nichols, Manager of the Threadneedle European Select Fund
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Head of Global Emerging Markets for Aberdeen, Devan Kaloo on India, China, Brexit and the threat of quantitative easing on emerging market returns.
Morningstar Guest: Devan Kaloo, Head of Global Emerging Markets for Aberdeen
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Mario Draghi spoke to the European Union parliament yesterday about the outlook for the euro economy. But what does the slow growth backdrop mean for stocks?
Studio Guest: Richard Whitehall, Morningstar Investment Management
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Aged under 40? The likelihood of a State Pension for you at retirement is slim. So it is important you are saving now to avoid poverty in later life.
Morningstar Guest: Tony Stenning, Head of retirement, BlackRock
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Fidelity Global Economist Anna Stupnytska explains how emerging market equities and bonds have gained this year - and the macroeconomic threats that may derail the rally.
Morningstar Guest: Anna Stupnytska, Global Economist for Fidelity
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The Bank of England may have chosen to keep rates at 0.25% yesterday - but there may be further cuts to come as Britain's economy digests the impact of Brexit.
Morningstar Guest: Alexis Gray, European Economist for Vanguard
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The Bank of England has cut interest rates to 0.25% - the first move in more than seven years. What does it mean for your investments?
Morningstar Guest: Dan Kemp, Chief Investment Officer, EMEA, Morningstar Investment Management.
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