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Methane under Fire: How the EU’s bold regulations aim to confront supercharged emissions
16 December 2025 | Joel Gubb
Four years after the European Commission’s initial communication on the matter, the EU Methane Regulation finally came into force on 4 August 2024. It is the world’s first legally binding standard aimed at reducing methane emissions, with its primary focus being the energy sector (crude oil, natural gas and coal).
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Fed fractures deepen, despite Powell's "Three and See" cut
11 December 2025 | Julian Howard
The Fed’s latest rate cut was widely expected and pleased markets. But with inflation running a full 1% above target and policymaker dissent growing ahead of Chair Powell’s departure, fiscal strains and stubborn long-term rates are clouding the outlook.
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From outflows to opportunity: China equity today
11 December 2025 | Jian Shi Cortesi
Investment Director Jian Shi Cortesi highlights China’s 2025 equity rebound, fuelled by low valuations and policy support. Innovation, technology and structural growth themes create compelling opportunities despite tariff headlines and shifting investor sentiment, according to Jian.
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What's in store for the Federal Reserve?
01 December 2025 | Julian Howard
The US central bank is facing growing political pressure amid speculation over Chair Powell’s successor. With faster rate cuts potentially on the table, markets have been basking in the dovish glow. But, in time, consumers may thank those policymakers who tried to keep smouldering inflationary fires under control.
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