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Following April’s tariff-induced market volatility, investor attention turned to central banks this week, as the Federal Reserve and Bank of England provided some insight into how their thinking has evolved since President Donald Trump’s so-called Liberation Day.

After almost 40 years of being exempt from IHT, farmers who intend to pass their farm to the next generation should review their situation now to mitigate the effects of these changes.

Discover more about the Cartier exhibition, currently showing at the V&A South Kensington.

In an increasingly interconnected global economy, many U.S. investors have maintained a domestic bias. While a domestic focus has historically delivered substantial returns, it can also constrain access to broader investment opportunities and increase concentration risk.

During times of uncertainty and market gyrations, investment managers and analysts can find some logic in the form of data, and this week we have an avalanche of data coming through.

History suggests that during market turbulence, the US dollar often acts as a safe haven for investors. However, since 2 April, this has not been the case with the dollar index down around 4.5%.

Tuesday 22 April 2025 will mark the 55th anniversary of Earth Day – an annual, international event to demonstrate support for environmental protection – and this year's theme is 'Our Power, Our Planet.'

Discover how family businesses can engage the next generation to ensure long-term success and continuity.

Discover how equity analysts navigate market volatility, focusing on long-term fundamentals amidst rising geopolitical risk and trade uncertainty.

President Donald Trump’s widespread tariffs have caused extensive volatility on equity markets globally. The news is changing rapidly but, after an historic advance on Wednesday, markets are above the levels we saw earlier in the week.