Currency Corner: this trend looks very promising for the Canadian dollar

The yield curve suggested a recession was on the way when it inverted – but that could be up to two years away. John Stepek looks at the charts that matter most to investors to see which way the markets are turning.

From an award-winning contemporary house on the shingle beach  in the Dungeness Estate, Kent, to a villa on the Isle of Barra in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides.

This wine is an instant classic, says Matthew Jukes – a smooth, enticing, beautifully balanced number.

The Italian sports car maker has created true hypercar royalty. Chris Carter reports.

US households have spent much of the past decade deleveraging. Companies haven’t as this chart shows.

GDP in Europe’s largest economy fell 0.1% in the second quarter and early signs for this quarter are ominous. Alex Rankine reports.

Short sellers get a bad press, says John Stepek. But if they target a company you invest in, you need to take action quickly.

The Four Seasons Fairways resort offers stunning courses in beautiful surroundings. Chris Carter reports.

The “loonie” has been on something of a roll against the euro since 2018. Dominic Frisby checks the charts to see where the Canadian dollar is heading next.

MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to the best of this week’s share tips from the rest of the UK’s financial pages.

A usually sedate part of the investment world is clearly in a bubble.

The inverted yield curve on US Treasuries spells trouble for investors. Alex Rankine reports.

Unless the world’s multinational corporations get their act together, capitalism is heading for trouble, says Merryn Somerset Webb.

Widespread use of virtual-reality technology has been “just around the corner” since the 1980s, says Ben Judge. But with the growing popularity of augmented reality, we might finally be about to turn that corner.

Central bankers put their heads together today at their annual shindig at Jackson Hole, says John Stepek. But they’re fast running out of big ideas.

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Many of us dream of building our own homes – but how do you go about it? Chris Menon explains.