Ratings agency Fitch Ratings has affirmed its assessment of Luxembourg's government debt with a 'AAA' rating and a stable outlook. The firm announced late Friday that Luxembourg's ratings reflect its "exceptionally high income per capita", as well as its …

The fact that agricultural commodity prices have risen very sharply in recent months does not mean that investors should expect an equally harsh decline. The precarious balance in the global chain keeps prices high. This offers opportunities for …

Negative surprises put a cap on the upside potential, especially for equities. As a rule, investors react strongly to surprises, often shaped as economic data. After all, the consensus expectation should already be incorporated in the prices. It is …

The eurozone looks increasingly weak. The euro slipped to parity with the dollar last week and a peripheral debt crisis threatens if interest rates rise sharply. With Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi's departure announced on Thursday, the stability of …

Rising interest rates and growing balance sheets have led to a rise of 20.1 percent in interest income for Luxembourg’s banks in the first quarter, according to data released by financial supervisor CSSF. The improvements however were not enough to …

Problems with energy supplies, a perfect storm of geopolitical uncertainty and, in the autumn, probably another Covid flare-up... Investors in European equities are not having it easy, and yet not everything is doom and gloom. At first glance, there is …

Germany and France are Oddo BHF Asset Management's core markets, but the asset manager now wants to expand further into Belgium and Luxembourg. In Belgium, this is done mainly through wholesale and through contacts with brokers. And private equity is …

After underperforming in the first quarter, the emerging markets index outperformed the MSCI World in the second quarter. This was entirely due to China, which ended the second quarter positively, while almost all other equity markets suffered significant …

While Canadian and Australian pension funds are set to increase their investments in infrastructure assets in the years ahead, their European counterparts are slow to recognise the benefits of this asset class, potentially missing out on additional …

Semiconductors everywhere you look, the end of cash, the development of digital entertainment utilities and technology-driven warp speed healthcare innovation will be some of the trends, already visible today, that will define our lives in 2030, according …

Fitch affirms AAA rating for Luxembourg

'Agri commodities expensive for a long time to come'

Chart of the week: Negative surprises limit upside potential

Crisis in Italy brings back fears of eurozone crisis

Luxembourg banks post 20% jump in interest income

What can Europe offer investors?

Oddo BHF AM seeks growth in Luxembourg, Belgium

Top 5 emerging markets: Nordea first, ABN second

European pension funds slow to recognise infra benefits

Capital Group long-term outlook focusses on tech