Wilkinson Bennings

Economic analysts at Singapore-based Wilkinson Bennings elevated the buy rating of UK high quality credit as the economy increased 0.85% in the third quarter of 2010.

As the presidents of Russia and China inked their historic new energy deal, Wilkinson Bennings announced a new hedge fund harnessing the impact on global energy futures during the life of the deal.

Clients of Wilkinson Bennings holding corporate bonds have been advised to re-assess their portfolio in light of the sector’s biggest monthly losses so far this year as demand strengthens for debt sold by companies.

Wilkinson Bennings reported that growing manufacturing numbers in America and abroad, easing fears that the global economy might be on the verge of a double dip recession.

Wilkinson Bennings’ economics department reported a surge in U.S. mortgage applications, indicating evidence of stronger economic growth.

As specialists in alternative investments such as hedge funds and options, Wilkinson Bennings is continuing its client education series with an exchange traded funds hedge strategy program.

Institutional clients of Singapore based Wilkinson Bennings cited deflation among their greatest concerns in the medium term, echoing a global trend that could further slow growth in that period.

Credit terms for hedge fund and private equity firms have improved for firms that borrow against securities according to Singapore based Wilkinson Bennings.

Traders at Wilkinson Bennings are advising their institutional clients to take advantage of the reduced costs of insuring against losses on European high-yield bonds.

Singapore based Wilkinson Bennings’ economic forecasters predict a continued slowing of US inflation as the CPI experiences a sustained pull back by energy prices.