The Guide: Investing in Global Opportunities

In March, UK inflation rose to 2.3 per cent, above the Bank of England's 2 per cent target for the first time since when?

2011

2012

2013

2014

On what date is the European Council, minus the UK, expected to meet to adopt the guidelines for Brexit negotiations?

March 29

April 23

April 29

May 7

In their article Craig Bonthron and Ryan Smith suggest sustainable investing in China could benefit from optimism that the country is endeavouring to tackle environmental challenges. This is "evidenced" by what?

More accurate measures of air pollution

The increase in fines and penalties for non-compliance

Increased levels of steel capacity

Higher levels of pollution from cars and trucks

Dan Brocklebank states in his article there have been five major developed market bear markets since 1900, and of these the only time emerging markets underperformed developed markets was in 2009. True or False?

True

False

In his article Jean Medecin suggests Japanese banks present an attractive combination of cheap valuations with a price-to-book ratio of what?

0.3 times

1.2 times

0.7 times

2.8 times

In her article Fiona Reynolds references a study by the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate, which suggests how much will need to be spent on infrastructure to avoid climate change?

$100bn

$300bn

$50trn

$90trn

Introduction

In this special report

In March, UK inflation rose to 2.3 per cent, above the Bank of England's 2 per cent target for the first time since when?

On what date is the European Council, minus the UK, expected to meet to adopt the guidelines for Brexit negotiations?

In their article Craig Bonthron and Ryan Smith suggest sustainable investing in China could benefit from optimism that the country is endeavouring to tackle environmental challenges. This is "evidenced" by what?

Dan Brocklebank states in his article there have been five major developed market bear markets since 1900, and of these the only time emerging markets underperformed developed markets was in 2009. True or False?

In his article Jean Medecin suggests Japanese banks present an attractive combination of cheap valuations with a price-to-book ratio of what?

In her article Fiona Reynolds references a study by the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate, which suggests how much will need to be spent on infrastructure to avoid climate change?

Nearly There…

You should now know…

I completed this CPD in

Were the stated learning objectives met?

Why weren't they met?

What did you learn from undertaking this CPD exercise?

Why did you undertake this piece of learning?

Any comments about this article or FTAdviser's CPD in general?

Banked!

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Introduction

In this special report

In March, UK inflation rose to 2.3 per cent, above the Bank of England's 2 per cent target for the first time since when?

On what date is the European Council, minus the UK, expected to meet to adopt the guidelines for Brexit negotiations?

In their article Craig Bonthron and Ryan Smith suggest sustainable investing in China could benefit from optimism that the country is endeavouring to tackle environmental challenges. This is "evidenced" by what?

Dan Brocklebank states in his article there have been five major developed market bear markets since 1900, and of these the only time emerging markets underperformed developed markets was in 2009. True or False?

In his article Jean Medecin suggests Japanese banks present an attractive combination of cheap valuations with a price-to-book ratio of what?

In her article Fiona Reynolds references a study by the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate, which suggests how much will need to be spent on infrastructure to avoid climate change?

Nearly There…

You should now know…

I completed this CPD in

Were the stated learning objectives met?

Why weren't they met?

What did you learn from undertaking this CPD exercise?

Why did you undertake this piece of learning?

Any comments about this article or FTAdviser's CPD in general?

Banked!

Already Banked!

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