In this 5 minute video T.Rowe Price discuss how strong research, high ethics and word-class portfolio management give their clients confidence when investing in European markets.

Japan's current account deficit: A sign of deeper issues.

An analysis of the growing potential risks of bond-index investing

Steve Bleiberg offers quarterly analysis and an asset allocation update

On their recent trip to Japan, Portfolio Manager and Director of International Research David Nadel and Analyst Dilip Badlani met with more than 20 companies in Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya to flush out prospective investment opportunities.

This paper describes the current state of European small-cap and mid-cap (SMID) indexing and introduces the innovative approach the Russell Europe SMID 300 Index takes towards constituent selection.

The market may be too pessimistic about the US economy. It has been fashionable since the sub-prime crisis to write off America. But while it has been grappling with the longest slump in decades, and high unemployment has weighed on confidence, it might be a little premature to write off a country

In this thorough paper T. Rowe Price Associates discuss how investors are struggling to achieve yield in traditional core European markets, how the European high yield (EHY) market has seen a sharp acceleration in the rate of market growth versus U.S. high yield and most importantly of all how to

Japan is cheap and at the same time a value-trap. The paradigm for most investors is to assume a free market and that share prices will gravitate towards fair value. But Japan is different. Does Graham-Dodd and the typical value investing work here?

Last month we remained hopeful that China and the US could serve as the joint locomotive driving the global economy forward despite the intensification of the crisis in Europe. Against the slew of disappointing data on the world economy released in the past weeks, this hope now looks dashed.