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A year for treading carefully “My only question is who is our bigger enemy, Jay Powell or Chairman Xi” President Donald J Trump In 2022, Central Bankers didn’t simply cool the…
HARNESSING RATIONAL OPTIMISM It is hard to argue that the near-term future looks anything other than extremely challenging. With winter approaching, many could be forgiven for drawing the curtains. However,…
James Hambro & Partners joins the country in mourning the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. We would like to extend our deepest sympathy to King Charles III and…
The importance of a long-term mindset The good old days It is intriguing how some things don’t change, like the human tendency to reminisce on better times. As far back…
Are you too smart to fall for an investment scam? Don’t be so sure. Research conducted by the Financial Conducts Authority (FCA) in 2014 showed that the most financially sophisticated…
It was another tough month for investors after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine hit global markets. While the humanitarian impact can be profound, the impact of geopolitical shocks on markets has…
Markets got off to a rocky start in 2022 as investors came to grips with the accelerating pace of tightening monetary policy, but it’s vital to take a considered view…
Just as we were looking forward to enjoying a more normal festive period, the arrival of the Omicron variant heralded a Christmas morning of stockings filled with masks, boosters and…
A swift response to rising COVID-19 infections and better data restored investor confidence in December, while central banks moved to control inflation. Caution ruled the markets in November in the…
At James Hambro & Partners, our investment philosophy is built on the desire to deliver consistent returns to our clients. By taking a longer-term view and delivering consistent performance through…
Markets were steady in November until a new coronavirus variant emerged, sending a shudder down the collective backbone of investors worldwide. Inflation may have been grabbing all the headlines, but…
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