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Cutting US tech: Banks and the consumer are the place to be, says JP Morgan

JPM US specialist Katie Magee explains why recent trends in US mega caps are unlikely to repeat.

Aegon launches UK-domiciled Global Income fund

New fund targets premium yield and long-term growth for income investors.

What happens when TACO fails? The risk of a follow-through presidency

Trustnet’s Gary Jackson asks if the market has got too used to Donald Trump backing down.

When boring is beautiful: A perfect portfolio for market volatility

Chelsea’s Darius McDermott selects a defensive portfolio for uncertain times.

Six months on from Trump’s inauguration: Why flexibility has been key for Chinese allocations in 2025

AJ Bell’s James Flintoft assess both the opportunities and the risks of investing in China.

Why more trusts now trade at a premium – and which ones

More trusts are moving above NAV as investors reward income, reliability and unique holdings.

The regional trusts consistently outperforming for Sharpe ratio

Trustnet finds US, European and Asian investments trusts with strong risk-adjusted returns year in, year out.

The best-performing global funds you may not know

Trustnet examines the top quartile global funds with less than £250m in assets under management.

'Save Our Stock Market': IG unveils plan to combat 'downward spiral' in UK equities

SOS plan calls for tax breaks and reform to revive the UK stock market.

US versus the rest of the world: The regions that could fill the US exceptionalism void

RBC Brewin Dolphin highlights four regions that stand to capitalise on US underperformance.

Evenlode’s Knoedler: Quality speaks loudest in a noisy market

Evenlode’s James Knoedler explains why he’s been doubling down on companies with differentiated and well-invested products.

Investment trust numbers down 17% as takeover ‘frenzy’ continues

Experts explain why investors should care about recent takeovers of investment trusts.

Is the healthcare sector ailing or getting over the worst of its ills?

Experts look at why healthcare stocks have struggled over the past year and examine if there is hope for this to change.

Three UK value stocks for the cost-conscious investor

Ninety One’s Alessandro Dicorrado explains why aerospace manufacturers, airlines and banks are compelling value.

'One of the biggest shifts in investor preferences': How the US has lost its shine for investors

Meanwhile, Hong Kong, Germany and the UK are winning out in 2025.

US exceptionalism – the conflict between price and fundamentals

Despite recent market turbulence, US equities have largely recovered. But while headline indices have bounced back, the recovery has taken place against a backdrop of weakening fundamentals and rising uncertainty.

Value wherever you look: Managers make the case for all parts of the UK market

Nick Train, Gervais Williams, Alexandra Jackson and other UK managers state their cases for large-, mid- and small-caps.

Barrow Hanley brings US Mid Cap Value Equity fund to UK market

The $52bn firm is offering access to its value-oriented mid-cap investment strategy.

NS&I to cut Premium Bonds prize fund rate to 3.6%

NS&I will reduce the Premium Bonds prize fund rate from the August 2025 draw.

Six charts showing how the market reacted to renewed conflict in the Middle East

Trustnet looks at last week’s market movements to find out what is being impacted by Israel’s strikes on Iran.