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True Potential Morning Markets
by True Potential
Join us weekday mornings where we bring you up to date with the most important investment market news of the day.
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What is driving global earnings strength? | Morning Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, discusses the all-time highs in global equities, and why global earnings strength is to the detriment of bond yields, as well as a look ahead to upcoming inflation and jobs data for the UK and what is could mean for the economy.
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Why has gold came back into focus? | The Week in Markets
Paul Durrans and Sebastian Mackay, Investment Directors, discuss economic data from the UK and US, recent market moves, and why gold has came back into focus for investors.
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US Inflation Expected to tick Higher, But Fed Pressure Eases | Morning Markets
In this episode of Morning Markets, George Bell, Investment Director takes a look at the week ahead including several important updates on inflation, economic growth and consumer demand as he explains what this means for your money.
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What is driving strong corporate earnings results? | The Week in Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, and Amanda Whitecross, Investment Director, focus on equity performance, with new highs in the US and Europe, the strong corporate earnings result and what’s driving them, and a reflection on central bank meetings and the challenges that lie ahead for the Federal Reserve.
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Corporate earnings continue to beat expectations | Morning Markets
Paul Durrans, Investment Director, discusses the positive start for markets this week, with hopes of US-Iran negotiations bringing more stability to oil prices. We also get a look at US corporate earnings, and how despite the geopolitical volatility, they continue to beat estimates and underpin global equity markets, as well as a look ahead at upcoming economic data this week.
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Updates from major central banks | The Week in Markets
Paul Durrans and Sebastian Mackay, Investment Directors, discuss the moves within tech stocks, and which companies have been rewarded by the market, the performance of UK equities, with the FTSE 100 reaching new highs, and updates from major central banks.
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Diplomatic efforts lead to fall in oil prices | Morning Markets
Paul Durrans, Investment Director, discusses the fall in oil prices and boost to global equity markets as diplomatic efforts begin to try to find a solution to the US - Iran conflict. The Federal Reserve also meets this week to decide the path of interest rates as well as other major central banks and major tech companies announce results in the ongoing corporate earnings season.
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How have Andy Burnham’s announcements affected markets? | The Week in Markets
George Bell, Investment Director, and Joe Forward, Investment Analyst, discuss Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s first week in office and his key announcements including the creation of ’No. 10 North’. The team also cover the recent UK inflation figures and the ongoing US earnings season which has seen results from major tech companies.
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Will US tech earnings beat market expectations? | Morning Markets
Paul Durrans, Investment Director, discusses the renewed conflict between the US and Iran and its effects on equity markets, as well as a look into US corporate earnings results which are off to a good start. US firms IBM, Tesla, and Google, all report later this week.
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Wider industry context on portfolio performance |The Week in Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, and Michael Thomson, Product Specialist, discuss True Potential’s portfolio performance in Q2 with wider industry context against the Morningstar peer group.
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Are markets starting to look through US conflict? | Morning Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, discusses the continuing volatility in oil prices and its effects on equity markets, as well as a look into underlying global corporate earnings strength, and the market expectation for upcoming US inflation data.
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What will renewed US conflict mean for inflation? | The Week in Markets
George Bell, Investment Director, and Lexi Herriott, Investment Analyst, discuss the rise of oil prices after US strikes on Iran, as well as the wider economic impacts of the conflict for equities and the path of interest rates.
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Why is Europe leading in equity performance? | Morning Markets
Matt Henderson, Portfolio Manager, discusses the positive returns from global equities, led by Europe which is benefiting from falling oil prices, as well as a look ahead to upcoming inflation data and Q2 earnings reports from the US.
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US jobs report gives gauge on economy | The Week in Markets
Paul Durrans, Investment Director, and Joe Forward, Investment Analyst, discuss the recent US labour report and how that could be a gauge for the economy and the decisions for the Federal Reserve. They also discuss European inflation figures, as well as the recent jump in Meta stock which jumped 10% this week.
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Will businesses reflect cooling inflation ahead? | Morning Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, discusses cooling inflation pressures, as global oil prices return to pre US - Iran conflict levels, but will businesses begin to reflect this in their survey data as we move into a new quarter? Also, with this inflationary pressure easing, will central banks be able to look past the short term disruption and avoid interest rate hikes moving forward?
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Events heat up in Westminster | The Week in Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, and Amanda Whitecross, Investment Director, discuss the current UK market climate, a look into oil prices and the extension of the peace deal, and a broader look at technology stocks with a focus on AI.
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How is UK politics affecting markets? | Morning Markets
Sebastian Mackay, Investment Director, recaps the economic impacts of last week's peace deal between the US and Iran and looks ahead to UK politics, which are coming into focus, with the expected succession of Andy Burnham as the new Labour leader becoming more likely.
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How are Central banks responding to the energy shock? | The Week in Markets
George Bell, Investment Director, and Harry Southren, Investment Analyst, discuss Trump’s peace deal, and it’s economic impacts on oil prices, bond yields and the stock market, as well as the current challenges central banks face in navigating inflationary pressures, and deciding the path of the interest rate policy.
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Oil Prices Reduce As Markets React To US Iran Agreement | Morning Markets
How have the markets reacted to the pending US Iran war resolution? Our Portfolio Manager, Matt Henderson takes a look at Global Equity markets following the news, and also analyses the key events driving markets this week. What could this mean for your money? Stay tuned to find out.
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SpaceX IPO launch & Tech Market pullback | The Week In Markets
This week Investment Directors Paul Durrans and Sebastian Mackay discuss the largest IPO ever launched with Elon Musks's SpaceX, the strength of the US economy and the tech market sell-off.
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A correction in US technology stocks | Morning Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, discusses the correction in US technology stocks from last week and its affects in wider markets, as well as a look ahead to US inflation figures and the expectations from the Federal Reserve on the path of interest rates.
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AI investment drives corporate earnings | The Week in Markets
Matt Henderson, Portfolio Manager, and Harry Southren, Investment Analyst, discuss the ongoing market effects of the US conflict with Iran, corporate earnings, which are being driven by expanding investment in AI related industries, as well as the latest US labour report which surprised to the upside in jobs added to the economy.
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Can AI continue to drive equity markets higher? | Morning Markets
Kevin Kidney, Investment Director, discusses AI driven equity returns, its affect the bond market, and the central bank interest rate hike expectations for this month.
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Market gains driven by technology and semiconductor stocks | The Week in Markets
George Bell, Investment Director, and Anna Sewell, Investment Analyst, discuss the momentum in markets, driven by AI and technology, rising inflation concerns for central banks, and solid earnings results.
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Interest rate hikes expected for summer | Morning Markets
Sebastian Mackay, Investment Director, discusses the economic response to a fall in oil prices, the path of interest rates into the summer, and the strength of equity markets propelled by AI.
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Discussing True Potential Portfolio performance | The Week in Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, and Senior Product Specialist, Michael Thomson, discuss Asset Risk Consultants and their role in providing independent and objective data in assessing portfolio performance.
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What is the path for UK inflation? | Morning Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, brings the focus to UK inflation, and how the bond market could signify a high likelihood of rising inflation, as well as UK jobs data and the political backdrop presenting a challenge for the Bank of England.
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UK remains exposed to elevated energy prices | The Week in Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, and Lexi Herriott, Investment Analyst, discuss strong corporate earnings, the expectations of interest rate hikes from central banks and how exposed the UK is to elevated energy prices.
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US corporations continue to beat earnings expectations | Morning Markets
George Bell, Investment Director, discusses equity market moves, corporate earnings supported by AI-related sectors, the health of the US consumers, and a look ahead to key US inflation data this week.
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Equity markets focused on corporate earnings | The Week in Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, and Paul Durrans, Investment Director, discuss strong corporate earnings, the persisting upside risks to inflation, and the constructive backdrop for multi-asset portfolios
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Strong earnings updates across US tech | Morning Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, discusses the deteriorating ceasefire between the US and Iran, the likely trajectory of central bank interest rate policy, and the continued AI investment which is driving market sentiment.
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How is oil effecting financial assets? | The Week in Markets
Paul Durrans, Investment Director, and Matt Henderson, Portfolio Manager, discuss the new highs in oil prices and its affects on both equity and bond markets. They also cover the interest rate decisions form the Federal Reserve and Bank of England, as well as a look at US corporate earnings which saw results from big tech companies such as Amazon, Alphabet and Meta.
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US & Japanese Markets close at an all time high | Morning Markets
As optimism returns to the markets following the US and Iran ceasefire, our Investment Director, Kevin Kidney, analyses the reasoning behind the equity market positivity, and previews the week ahead.
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Markets react positively to War in Iran ceasefire | The Week In Markets
Matt Henderson, Portfolio Manager, and George Bell, Investment Director take a look back at a positive week for international equity markets as there was a rally following the news of a ceasefire between the US and Iran. With the reduced concern around the supply of energy, what does this mean for your money?
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How has the blocking of the Strait of Hormuz affected global markets? | Morning Markets
This Morning Markets update with our Investment Director, Paul Durrans analyses how global equities have rebounded despite renewed Middle East tensions and disruption risks around the Strait of Hormuz. We will also look at how oil has moved back above $100 and how inflation pressures are back in focus, just as earnings season begins.
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Market moves positive for multi-asset portfolios | The Week in Markets
Sebastian Mackay, Investment Director, and Lexi Herriot, Investment Analyst, discuss the ceasefire between the US and Iran, the positive impact on equity markets and the receding expectations of interest rate hikes in the bond market.
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Middle-East tests US economic resilience | Morning Markets
Paul Durrans, Investment Director, discusses the cautious optimism in markets, as shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz shows signs of improvement. As President Trump issues further ultimatums to Iran, it’s unclear whether sentiment will remain positive, but global equities and bond markets posted positive over last week.
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Markets continue to adjust to Middle-East conflict | The Week in Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, and George Bell, Investment Director, discuss the economic disruption from the US-Iran conflict, President Trump’s announcement, which may signal an end in the near future, and the political will from US leaders to cap the inflationary push.
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Oil prices cause policy shifts as prices rise | Morning Markets
Matt Henderson, Portfolio Manager, discusses the policy response to rising oil prices as the conflict between the US and Iran continues, as well as the affects on inflation and the path of interest rates.
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Diversification provides buffer to broad-based weakness | The Week in Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, and Sebastian Mackay, Investment Director, discuss the ongoing global economic consequences of the middle-east conflict that continues to to create uncertainty in markets.
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How will central banks respond to Trump? | Morning Markets
Paul Durrans, Investment Director, covers the ongoing conflict between the US and Iran and how mixed messages from President Trump is creating political uncertainty and a challenge for markets and central banks.
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The UK’s inflation sensitive economy | The Week in Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, and Lexi Herriott, Investment Analyst, discuss the asset class moves, inflationary consequences of the ongoing conflict between the US and Iran, and how US and UK Central Banks are reacting to it.
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Has the interest rate cut window closed for the UK? | Morning Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, discusses the path of inflation, the upcoming major central bank meetings, and if the events unfolding in the middle-east could affect interest rate trajectories for the US, UK, and Europe.
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How will oil prices affect the UK? | The Week in Markets
Paul Durrans, Investment Director, and Joe Forward, Investment Analyst, discuss the economic consequences of higher oil prices, highlighting the sharp contrast for the UK and US, should the ongoing conflict in the Middle-East persist. They also look at impact of this week's UK and US economic data on financial markets.
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US war on Iran dominates markets | Morning Markets
Oil prices have surged this morning due to the events occurring in the US' war in Iran. Our Head of Investments, Kevin Kidney takes a look at the impact of those events on the asset markets, and analyses wat that means for your money.
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How will continued conflict impact portfolios? | The Week in Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, and Paul Durrans, Investment Director, discuss the spike in oil prices following the escalating conflict between the US and Iran, as well as the impact on equity markets. They also explore the broad strength of corporate profitability and how this is translating into portfolio performance.
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Crude oil price jumps 9% in wake of Iran strikes | Morning Markets
Paul Durrans, Investment Director, discusses the escalating conflict in the middle-east and how it is affecting equities, energy prices, and safe haven assets.
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Nvidia shares fall despite earnings upside surprise | The Week in Markets
Paul Durrans, Investment Director, and Faye Graham, Investment Analyst, discuss Nvidia’s Q4 results which exceeded both the markets and the company’s own expectations. There is also earnings results from Salesforce, Rolls Royce as well as US Labour market data. #investing #nvidia #salesforce #useconomy #rollsroyce
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Will global tensions dominate markets? | Morning Markets
Kevin Kidney, Head of Investments, discusses the US Supreme Court's decision to rule against Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs, which saw a positive response from equity markets. However, with escalating tensions between the US and Iran, market volatility is expected to persist, with oil prices up 6% in the last week.
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UK employment data and equities review | Week In Markets
This week saw UK unemployment data come in higher than expected, yet UK equities have remained steadfast. What will this mean for the Bank of England’s interest rate decision next month? Our Investment Director, Kevin Kidney and Trainee Investment Analyst, Lexi Herriot discuss.
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