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Stocks move higher, as economy, earnings, and trade all see encouraging developments, writes Ian Slattery. 

From the age of anxiety to an era of opportunity, workers across the globe are worried about their futures. To tackle those concerns effectively we may need to transform the employee benefit landscape.

Global equities were higher, but strengthening euro tempers return, writes Ian Slattery in his weekly review of the markets. 
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Markets react to outlines of a new trade deal between the US and China, and closer to home Brexit will be high on the agenda at the European Council meeting taking place later this week. Ian Slattery reports.

Global stock markets moved higher and bond yields rose slightly from recent cycle lows but there are longer term growth concerns particularly outside the US. Listen to this episode of the podcast to find out more. 

In this issue, we examine how the company arranges a policy of life insurance to cover the company should a key employee die or suffer a serious illness.
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Stocks move slightly lower, as US politics takes centre stage once again, writes Ian Slattery in his weekly investment review. 
As expected, markets saw a US rate cut of 25bps at the Fed’s September meeting, writes Ian Slattery. In other policymaker activity, both the Bank of Japan and the Bank of England signalled no significant changes at their respective meetings during the week.
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Global stock markets lost some ground as investors fretted over trade tensions between the US and China, explains Richard Temperley in the latest edition of the Zurich Life Podcast.