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Fund manager Schroders recently scooped up more shares in emerging markets-focused fund manager Ashmore Group following a sharp rally in the share price, but there are reasons to remain sceptical, The Sunday Times's Danny Forston said.
Commodities came under pressure again at the end of last week as the greenback extended its gains into a fifth session, with Bloomberg's spot dollar index finishing slightly higher last Thursday at 96. 142 points.
Wall Street ended the session on a mixed note on Thursday, breaking a five-week rally, albeit on holiday-depleted trading volumes ahead of the coming week's all-important monthly US jobs report and a raft of economic indicators due out from around the world.
