Major investors like Warren Buffett and Goldman Sachs are increasing their positions in oil stocks. Buffett recently bought large positions in Chevron and Occidental Petroleum. For Goldman, Exxon is the favourite. The price of oil this year peaked at …

The latest edition of the Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey shows that fund managers are still overweight equities while their expectations of future economic growth have fallen sharply. In fact, the chart below shows that fund managers have …

The Japanese yen is rapidly losing its value against the dollar, increasing pressure on the Japanese economy as well as the yen's status as a safe haven. We investigated the Japanese enigma. For the first time in twenty years, a dollar is worth 130 yen. …

Led by a steep drop in bond investments, European Ucits investment funds saw net outflows rise more than five-fold in February when compared to a month earlier due to worries over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and over rising inflation, according to the …

The European Union’s top financial supervisory bodies have told the European Commission to move towards a clearer and more effective framework for informing retail clients about costs and potential risks their run with investments, and told it to better …

Frankfurt-based Renell Bank AG, which publicly announced the acquisition of Belgium’s Merit Capital last October, remained silent on Monday on the demise of the Antwerp-based brokerage firm whose trading licence is being revoked. Marc Renell, CEO of the …

Growth in funds registered as Reserved Alternative Investment Funds (Raifs) in Luxembourg has slowed in February and March, according to an analysis of data from the Luxembourg Business Registry by Investment Officer Luxembourg . The number of new Raifs …

It was one of the worst stock market quarters in a long time, but Warren Buffett did not stare like a rabbit in the headlights. He seized the correction to buy more than 41 billion dollars worth of promising and punished shares. Result: his investment …

Although it noted a “sharp slowdown” since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, Europe’s biggest asset manager Amundi saw its assets under management top 2,000 billion euro during the first quarter, buoyed by the integration of Lyxor and persistent inflows …

The European Union needs to establish a single supervisory body for financial markets in order to boost the development of market finance towards creating a true single European financial market and turning the widely-discussed Capital Markets Union plans …

Demand for oil grows at the drop of a hat

Chart of the week: managers remain overweight on risk

The Yen has become a plaything of the markets

Net Ucits outflows rose more than five-fold in February

ESAs propose ‘simpler, user-friendly’ investment info

Renell Bank silent on Merit Capital’s demise

Raif registration growth tails off, but still steady

As everyone flees, Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway steps in

Amundi assets top 2 tln euro, buoyed by ‘robust’ inflows

Luxembourg supports single EU supervisor for markets