The Nutmeg team

Market events have prompted us to break from the norm in this month's investor update. Brad Holland, Director of Investment Strategy, explains why markets have been especially turbulent since the start of April, and what it means for Nutmeg investors.   

Leaving yourself plenty of time to invest before the end of the tax year on 5 April 2026 means you can avoid any last-minute worries and make the most of your tax allowances.

The wealth experts at Nutmeg give their view on the Spring Statement, breaking down what it means for investors. 

Whether choosing holidays or making investment decisions, we know it is easy to feel lost with all the opportunities and choices available. You spend time and energy researching the best options for you. But with the world feeling increasingly uncertain, we believe that making the right decision – whether that be for your travel adventures or investments – has become even more important in 2025.

February was a busy month, with investors digesting a lot of geopolitical news. US stocks fell back, but European and Chinese equities made notable gains.

In January, all eyes were on President Trump as he returned to the White House for a second term. Equity markets gained, but there were signs of investor uncertainty. 

Capital gains tax is a key topic for investors to understand. Here’s what you need to know about it.

In December, there was a little cold water poured on investors’ optimism. However, 2024 was still particularly strong for most stock markets.

Here's how to get the most out of your investments – and stay on track to meet your long-term financial goals

In November, investors saw the outcome of the US election as positive for US stocks, but it was a different story for emerging market equities.

In October, investors were largely preoccupied with the Autumn Budget in the UK, and the closely run presidential election in the US. Most major asset classes were slightly weaker. 

The latest move from the Bank of England was no surprise, but the backdrop more broadly has shifted for policymakers. We look at what we believe investors can expect to see over the next few meetings.