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On Sunday, 28 May, there will be a run-off between Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, leader of the Justice and Development party, and the challenger for the presidency, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu of the Kemalist CHP party. Erdogan, who has led the country uninterrupted for the last 20 years, did not pass the 50% threshold in the […]
“We will have an economic and financial catastrophe.” These are the words of US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on the US debt situation, recalling how it’s the explicit task of Congress to ensure this doesn’t happen by raising the debt ceiling, to provide longer term certainty and ensure the US government is able to make […]
The Bank of England has, once again, responded to rampant inflation in the UK by raising interest rates by a further 25 basis points to 4.5% – the twelfth consecutive hike. Many believe there is more to come. What is certain is that such monetary policy decisions are likely to have an impact on you […]
Despite the UK economy managing to avoid a technical recession (two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth), data like this offers scant relief to the millions of people grappling with their ongoing personal finance worries. While macroeconomic indicators show growth and appear promising, the reality on the ground tells a different story. Headline growth yet […]
Investing takes experience and expertise. If you are passionate about finance, the books on this list will help you build the skill base needed to approach the world of investing. From personal finance books to more technical manuals, these nine financial literature classics – suggested by our CEO and co-founder, Giovanni Daprà – will cover […]
UK avoids technical recession The UK economy once again narrowly avoided a technical recession today as it posted growth of just 0.1% in the first quarter, making it the worst performing economy in the G7, lagging far behind its major international counterparts. Monthly estimates show that the UK GDP fell by 0.3% in March according […]
Soaring inflation, an ongoing banking crisis and the possibility of easing on monetary policy tightening: it’s a difficult tangle for the Fed to unravel, but one which could be improved by the latest inflation data published in April, which showed a growth of 4.9% on an annual basis (vs. 5% expected), registering the smallest increase […]
In our second edition of Moneyfarm Green, we’d like to update you on the latest trends in sustainability – including in-depth analysis and how to identify the latest opportunities – what we can expect from the global water crisis and an update on our ESG portfolio performance. Last year was challenging for ESG portfolios due […]