Hamish McRae is an independent journalist who writes for various publications including This Is Money, Cigalah Group, The i Paper, and The Straits Times. His articles cover a wide range of topics including economics, finance, and global affairs. With his expertise in these areas, McRae provides insightful analysis and predictions on the future of the economy and various industries.
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Hamish McRae's coverage heavily centers on finance and the economy, with a strong emphasis on data-driven analysis and investment insights. His focus is particularly attentive to factors such as inflation, interest rates, housing market dynamics, and financial predictions.
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By: Hamish Mcrae
A sluggish Germany might pull the rest of Europe down
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By: Hamish Mcrae
We have been expecting a shift from big-tech America to value stocks on both sides of the Atlantic. That seems to be happening at last.
By: Hamish Mcrae
Where Goldman Sachs goes, other investors would be wise to follow. Last week the bank declared it was time to take some of its profits on its holdings in high-tech firms and put the money elsewhere.
Economics, sadly, are often not fair
The conflict in the Middle East has led to a surge in the gold price in recent weeks, for the metal has long been the classic place to put savings at a moment like this. But gold is an unsatisfactory investment.
Updated: Where are the safe havens? That is the question troubling investors in these difficult times.
We need to build on this incipient recovery in UK equity prices so that more people get a share of the action.
By: Hamish Mcrae
Yet another record close for the FTSE 100 share index on Friday at 8,140, so not a bad week at all. It is exactly the sort of reassessment of the value the London market offers that I have expected, coupled with decent results from the big banks, especially NatWest.
Every time a benefit is rolled back, there will be losers, and in some cases that will result in an injustice
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