
Paul Amery is the former European editor of ETF.com.
Paul Amery is the former European editor of ETF.com.
The bull market in bonds in 2008 disguises very different performance from the various parts of the European fixed-income ETF sector.
The downturn is no respecter of political differences, regimes or ideologies.
I feel obliged to respond to Jim's comments on our dear leader, Gordon Brown.
Here, in no particular order, are 10 European ETF forecasts for 2009. Let's see how I have done at this time next year!
Have deflation worries created a buying opportunity in inflation-linked government bond ETFs?
The news that Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are preparing an ETF joint venture, reported today on Index Universe, strikes me as a big story in many ways.
Credit markets are forecasting further pain for equity investors.
Dividend-weighted ETFs have been demonstrating to us how not to construct and manage a portfolio.
Monday's enormous stock market rally (the FTSE 100 registered its largest ever percentage point gain, 9.8%) sent me to the history books to compare the current market volatility with that of past periods.