Will McIntosh-Whyte

Nov 15, 2024 | heraldscotland.com | Will McIntosh-Whyte

The US is bigger than one man (Image: Julia Demaree Nikhinson) Eight years ago, days before Americans were going to the polls, I was Stateside, and the political environment felt highly polarised. Not much has changed. After his first term, President Trump lost in 2020 with very poor approval ratings. Many thought that was the end. And yet, four years later he’s back. With the noise, the tweets and the court cases, it feels like he never really went away.

Jul 31, 2024 | moneymarketing.co.uk | Will McIntosh-Whyte |Kevin Carr |Victoria Ross |Salome Asabre

Bond markets have been hyper-touchy this year as economic information and central bankers’ chat flows through investors’ minds and into prices. Sharp moves in bond yields have created turbulence in markets and portfolios so far. Since last summer, we’ve believed interest rates on both sides of the Atlantic have peaked and that the next moves will be down.