The general economic outlook is aided by the pressure upon all governments to roll out their Covid vaccine programmes. While supply chains may be under pressure, a good level of vaccination is expected in developed countries to see a full…
Read more...
There are some fears that the three new variants of Covid-19 are more transmissible and more deadly. The first extensive study of the UK discovered variant shows it to be 30% more lethal and 70% more infectious. The London School…
Read more...
2020 was a watershed year for the clean and sustainable energy sector as policy makers globally promoted an acceleration of the energy transition from oil and facilitate the global decarbonisation. Major infrastructure and hardware investments will support economic recovery post…
Read more...
Last Wednesday, the world watched on as Joe Biden’s inauguration as the USA 46th President went smoothly and without a security scare. America’s new President called for unity against the ‘common foes of hate, violence and the pandemic’ and stated…
Read more...
EDITION 34 PORTFOLIO SELECTIONS Global stock markets, with the help of some US$6tn of government money and central bank stimulus, have made a remarkable recovery from the lows of March. Our own portfolios have held up very well against the…
Read more...
As we come to the end of 2020, we have to look back at what we have been through this year, what we have discovered and what we can look forward to. Collectively we have endured loss of liberty, a…
Read more... The advancement of technology and the data/digital age has accelerated in 2020. The world has embraced more change more quickly that it might have, due to the global lockdowns. Governments and corporations around the world will have adapted and up…
Read more...
Joe Biden has been confirmed as the President elect of the USA and will serve as the 46th President. In his acceptance speech on Saturday evening, Mr Biden focussed upon healing the divisions within America and the wider world. We…
Read more...
The official SAGE projections used to justify England being placed into a month-long national lockdown have been ‘updated’. The graphs presented by Sir Patrick Vallance, the governments chief scientific adviser had indicated that England could see 1500 deaths and 9000…
Read more...