Equity markets surged in January, aided by falling bond yields resulting from lower-than expected US inflation data, along with optimism regarding the rapid re-opening of the Chinese economy as it unwound severe Covid-19 restrictions.

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Markets were weaker in December with three main events helping to reverse the positive momentum that equity markets had gained in the previous quarter being…

Markets enjoyed another month of solid gains in November as weaker than expected US and Australian inflation prints saw investors reconsider the pace of future interest rate hikes by Central Banks.

Equity markets surged in October after suffering steep losses in September. US GDP growth printed 2.6% in the third quarter and US inflation year-over-year to the end of September eased marginally to 8.2% from August's reading of 8.3%.

In August most investment markets were positive for most of the month until comments made late in the month by the US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell at the annual Jackson Hole Economic Symposium triggered swift declines, particularly in international shares.

In July markets rebounded strongly, reversing the majority of the losses that were incurred in June.