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London Stock Exchange exodus: which companies could be next to go?
As many companies exit London, the steady trickle of stocks listing elsewhere could turn into a stampede. Who will be next, and what does this mean for investors?
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The best ways to invest in Vietnam – Asia’s communist dynamo
Vietnam has long been one of our favourite markets. The prognosis remains auspicious, says Alex Rankine.
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UK equities experience confidence surge as investors sour on the US
Investors are warming up to UK equities as the domestic market starts to look like a place of relative calm
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India is a new global powerhouse — should you invest?
India’s growth rate has slowed recently, but there is still ample scope for investors to benefit from its development.
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Why Chinese stocks are so far out of favour
There’s little appetite for Chinese stocks despite low valuations.
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Primark owner Associated British Foods is an overlooked gem going cheap — should you buy shares?
Associated British Foods, the owner of Primark, is a family-owned business, which means it is passed over by the increasingly popular passive investment funds. That spells opportunity for private investors, says Jamie Ward.
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Are European stocks too cheap to ignore?
European stocks have enjoyed a surprisingly strong start to the year, with investors piling in despite the many problems facing the continent.
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Will China thrive during the Year of the Snake - or will Trump’s tariffs bite?
As the Chinese lunar new year begins, investors will be wondering whether allocating to the world’s second-largest economy will “rattle” up some big returns, or whether Trump’s tariffs will take a “venomous bite” out of investment performance
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Is the US economy set for success?
Ignore the pessimists: US stocks will keep charging ahead, says Max King
