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Oil above $100 a barrel has been the number unsettling markets ever since the war in Iran disrupted shipments through the Strait of Hormuz in April, as fears grew that a prolonged shortage would send prices higher, lift inflation and squeeze growth took hold. That pressure slightly eased yesterday morning, when Brent slipped back below $100 towards the bottom of its range over the past month, but the relief was temporary, as this morning the price surpassed that threshold again.
Asian leaders at the frontier of factory automation
Asia has a long history of leadership in automation. Japan continues to maintain a major share of global industrial robot manufacturing, boasting 38% of overall production in 2024. The region also dominates adoption of the technologies: almost three-quarters of factory robot installations in 2024 were in Asia, mostly in China.
The commodity set for a decade-long bull market
Copper is in a “decade-long bull market”, according to Chris Tennant, manager of the Fidelity Emerging Markets fund, while gold has entered a “new paradigm” since the Covid pandemic that should support prices for a long time to come. In his £1.2bn fund, which he runs alongside Nick Price, Tennant is 14.8% weighted to materials companies, an 8.5 percentage point overweight relative to the MSCI Emerging Markets index.
US midterms: What is at stake?
The US midterm elections will take place on Tuesday, 3 November and, as usual, all 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 35 of the Senate’s 100 seats will be contested. Betting markets have shifted in favour of the Democrats in recent months, partly because many Americans believe the Trump administration’s policies have worsened the cost-of-living squeeze.
Calastone: Investors keep selling equity funds despite resilient markets
Investors pulled a net £858m from equity funds in September, the 15th month of outflows in the past 16, as higher bond yields drew money into fixed income and cash, Calastone's latest Fund Flow Index has shown. UK-focused funds made up £708m of the total. They have now seen net selling in 63 of the past 65 months, with £47.7bn withdrawn over that period. Equity funds as a whole have lost £5.5bn so far this year.
The trusts on track for another year at the top of their sector
Seraphim Space, Polar Capital Technology and Scottish Mortgage are among the investment trusts that appear to be on track for a second consecutive year at the top of their peer group, research by Trustnet shows. Markets faced several shocks across 2025 and 2026. In January 2025, a low-cost Chinese AI model from DeepSeek wiped around $593bn off Nvidia's market value in a single day, pulling down technology shares more widely.
China in your hand
Publication date: 07 October 2026 Published by: Kepler Trust Intelligence Has China become too cheap to ignore? Click here to read more: https://tinyurl.com/f56439mp
Fundswire article | Trustnet
Publication date: 07 October 2026 Published by: Kepler Trust Intelligence After a decade adrift, could small cap discounts be the next trade? Click here to read more: https://tinyurl.com/2p8y4vea
Mosaic theory: from fragments to conviction
Publication date: 07 October 2026 Published by: Allianz Global Investors No single indicator tells investors everything they need to know. Mosaic theory builds a fuller picture by bringing together the signals that drive markets. Applied to emerging market equities today, the framework supports a constructive view on the asset class.
Merlin Weekly Macro: Germany’s political polarisation
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