Investors have chosen to bring their capital closer to home, injecting $27.9 billion into domestic equities in May and $89.4 billion since the start of the year.

Investment Strategy spoke to value managers to understand how the recent rise in interest rates has changed their perspective on equity markets.

Market cycles have similarities and differences, but easy money and speculation precedes liquidations and collapses.

To what degree are markets pricing in a slowdown or downturn in corporate earnings and, if so, are they correct to do so?

A macro driven, bear market has driven many valuations to be inexpensive relative to recent levels, herein lies the opportunity.

Investors looking to take advantage of price dislocations in growth areas of the market should look to 'buying the dip' moments in history.

It has been another testing week for investors. Could the tide be turning though? The latest charts reveal more.

After the worst day for markets since 2020, Russ Mould looks at the impact of inflation on large retailers.

Historically, investors have found it difficult when the Fed tightens monetary policy, is this time any different?

Accommodative policy, a stable growth environment and improvements to corporate governance are increasing the investment appeal of Japan.

Factors have combined to make a compelling case for an emerging market bull phase. Premier Miton's David Jane reports.

Fabiana Fedeli of M&G Investments believes investors are being too complacent about the risks ahead and should exercise caution in their equities exposure.

Should investors follow Warren Buffet’s approach by investing in their home markets or diversify their portfolios internationally?