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As of early June with the S&P 500 breaking through 6,000 following the last two months of market volatility since US Liberation Day, the old market saying “Sell in May and go away” comes to mind.

Following the sharp sell-off in global equity markets around Liberation Day, we’ve witnessed a robust and broad-based recovery in global equities that has surprised many investors.

Conflict has escalated further in the Middle East following Israeli strikes on Iranian military and nuclear assets on Friday 13 June. Oil prices lurched upwards on the news, with the benchmark front-month Brent oil future climbing 7% to $74 per barrel on the day.

At LGT, our stewardship activity revolves around four key themes: Climate Change, Fairer Societies, Nature & Biodiversity and Strong & Robust Governance. These key priorities guide us in identifying the risks companies face and highlight areas where we as investors can drive meaningful change.

Following the sharp sell-off in global equity markets around Liberation Day, we’ve witnessed a robust and broad-based recovery in global equities that has surprised many investors.

Gold has made headlines in recent months driven by its soaring value. Since the beginning of 2024, gold prices in GBP terms have climbed over 53%. In this week’s Brief, we explore the forces driving this remarkable rally.

Navigating divorce as a US citizen in the UK requires expert cross-border tax, estate and investment advice to protect your wealth and ensure compliance in both jurisdictions.

Since the late 1980s, many investors have relied on the 60/40 portfolio as a core strategy. However, this investment approach has come under pressure over the past few years.

Gross pioneered active bond trading and became an investing superstar - until hubris caught up with him.

UK inflation rose unexpectedly in April, prompting questions about the Bank of England’s next moves. Discover how trade ties and rate cuts could shape the UK’s economic outlook.