While presidents are always quick to take credit for strong stockmarket performance while being quick to blame their predecessor for poor performance, history indicates they are likely responsible for neither

Although the US economy seems likely to tip into recession in the not too distant future, there is optimism the country will rebound quicker than others

The new president has a bulging in-tray, but the relationship between Washington and Beijing is arguably the most important

The US economy is predicted to slow this year, but that does not mean there are no investment opportunities to be found, with the technology and healthcare sectors attracting plenty of interest  

The battle to be the next US president will be a fiery, drawn out affair. How will markets, and the economy, react?

Technology is disrupting almost every industry, yet most investors are underexposed to tech stocks. Do recent corrections provide a buying opportunity?

In the short-term, the trade spat with the US could prove damaging to China, but the picture changes further down the line

US banks are enjoying a renaissance, believes Citi’s private banking boss Peter Charrington, as they have been quickest to adapt their business models to the post-financial crisis world