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This content is from: Corner Office Investor Optimism in Eurozone Jumps to Highest Level Since Crisis Better-than-expected economic data and the election of French President Emmanuel Macron has created a renewed sense of optimism for European integration, fund managers say. By Joe McGrath June 06, 2017
This content is from: Premium Horseman’s Investors Are Galloping Away The London-based hedge fund’s clients continue to bail out despite its sharp August gains. By Stephen Taub September 23, 2019
This content is from: Portfolio Is the Dollar Still a Safe Haven? Several times this year, traders have bought yen and euros against the dollar when markets have gotten spooked — leaving some analysts to wonder if that means the dollar’s safe-haven status is under threat. By Dan Weil October 23, 2017
Sponsored Good Investments Are All in the Ingredients How a career in agricultural imports prepared the director of a major Japanese pension fund for an unexpected role. Sponsored by Investment Japan November 20, 2020
