In this week's Chart of the Week, Fund Manager Tom Delic breaks down returns and valuations for developed and emerging market countries in Asia. While Asian equity markets look attractive to the US on a relative basis, there are signs of exuberance in certain areas.

In this week's Chart of the Week, Jonathan Nicholls illustrates how the MSCI Japan Value Index has outperformed the MSCI Japan Growth Index over the past three years, driven by foreign investment in Japanese equities, government initiatives to improve corporate governance, and a healthier economic environment

In this week's Chart of the Week, Stephen discusses there may be more attractive opportunities if one is willing to venture further down the market capitalisation spectrum.

In this week's Chart of the Week, Portfolio Manager Slawomir tables key Jackson Hole meetings in the post-Great Financial Crisis era. Jackson Hole is an annual Economic Symposium hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. It is a closely watched event where central bankers, economists, and policymakers gather to discuss major global economic issues.

In this week's Chart of the Week, Senior Equity Fund Manager Simon uses the Goldman Sachs Non-Profitable Tech Index to reveal a recent surge in investor interest toward companies with limited prospects for sustainable business models, allowing them to outperform higher-quality peers.

In this week's chart Charles illustrates the yield difference between 5-year Italian government bonds (BTPS) and 5-year French government bonds (BTANS).

In this week's chart Richard illustrates what we’ve all been feeling: namely, that a degree of calm has returned to markets following the tariff induced panic.