Inflation spiked in the US last month – is this the shape of things to come?
Inflation spiked in the US last month – is this the shape of things to come?
Prices in the US rose much more dramatically than expected in July. Can we expect more of the same, and what does that mean for your money? John Stepe…
14 Aug 2020
Sit tight and ride the gold bull: the upswing is just beginning
Sit tight and ride the gold bull: the upswing is just beginning
With money being printed like there’s no tomorrow, the backdrop for the yellow metal and miners remains auspicious, says Dominic Frisby. Here, he revi…
13 Aug 2020
The charts that matter: a correction for gold and better news on US jobs
The charts that matter: a correction for gold and better news on US jobs
Having ended on a record high last Friday, gold took a big tumble this week. John Stepek looks at the gold price chart, along with the others that mat…
15 Aug 2020
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14 Aug 2020
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No, the UK did not “plunge” into recession yesterday
No, the UK did not “plunge” into recession yesterday
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Inflation spiked in the US last month – is this the shape of things to come?
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14 Aug 2020
The MoneyWeek Podcast: house prices, staycations, and the death of cash
The MoneyWeek Podcast: house prices, staycations, and the death of cash
12 Aug 2020
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Gold and silver have taken a vicious beating – is the bull market over already?
Gold and silver have taken a vicious beating – is the bull market over already?
12 Aug 2020
Sit tight and ride the gold bull: the upswing is just beginning
Sit tight and ride the gold bull: the upswing is just beginning
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With public-sector debt ballooning towards 100% of GDP, the state cannot afford generous fiscal support measures for much longer.
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Why US stocks have a spring in their step
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14 Aug 2020
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14 Aug 2020
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14 August 1980: Gdansk shipyard strike begins
On this day in 1980, dockworkers at the Lenin Shipyard in Gdansk downed tools, leading to the formation of the Solidarity trade union.
14 Aug 2020
14 August 1893: World's first driving licences introduced
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14 Aug 2020
No, the UK did not “plunge” into recession yesterday
No, the UK did not “plunge” into recession yesterday
That the economy took a massive hit due to Covid-19 should be news to no one, says John Stepek. The real question is what happens now.
13 Aug 2020
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9 Apr 2020
Three investment trust advantages in current markets
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15 Apr 2020
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14 Aug 2020
The road to driverless cars
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The electrification of the automotive industry is gathering pace, but does the real future lie in driverless vehicles?
12 Aug 2020
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Listed companies are dying out, and that could have serious consequences
Listed companies are dying out, and that could have serious consequences
3 Aug 2020
Income investors: here’s what to do as dividends shrink
Income investors: here’s what to do as dividends shrink
28 Jul 2020
Prepare yourself for a rise in capital gains tax
Prepare yourself for a rise in capital gains tax
20 Jul 2020
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14 Aug 2020
Sit tight and ride the gold bull: the upswing is just beginning
Sit tight and ride the gold bull: the upswing is just beginning
With money being printed like there’s no tomorrow, the backdrop for the yellow metal and miners remains auspicious, says Dominic Frisby. Here, he revi…
13 Aug 2020
Wayfair will lose its way – short it now
Wayfair will lose its way – short it now
The share price of Wayfair – the online homeware retailer – has bounced for no good reason. Short it, says Matthew Partridge.
11 Aug 2020
Four investment trusts that should profit from the EU's Great Leap Forward
Four investment trusts that should profit from the EU's Great Leap Forward
Debt issuance by Brussels makes the euro more stable and bodes well for risky assets. These four investment trusts should profit.
10 Aug 2020
Three bargain stocks from India’s mid-cap market
Three bargain stocks from India’s mid-cap market
David Cornell of the India Capital Growth Fund selects three of his favourite stocks from the sub-continent.
10 Aug 2020
Share tips of the week
Share tips of the week
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7 Aug 2020
Profit from the fast growth of the haircare industry
Profit from the fast growth of the haircare industry
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6 Aug 2020
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Four of the best apps to help you manage your money
Four of the best apps to help you manage your money
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11 Aug 2020
NS&I: a safe home for savings
NS&I: a safe home for savings
State-backed National Savings & Investments is ready to accept much more money and offers some of the highest interest rates.
28 Jul 2020
Want a pet? Watch out – they are a pricey proposition
Want a pet? Watch out – they are a pricey proposition
Dog and cat ownership is booming. But before you invest in a furry friend, consider how much it costs to buy, feed, care for and insure one.
22 Jul 2020
Covid-19 has caused a spike in divorce – here's how to cope
Covid-19 has caused a spike in divorce – here's how to cope
Lockdown has caused a spike in people filing for divorce. But splitting up involves some arduous administrative tasks. Here's what to do.
14 Jul 2020
Look beyond cash Isas to stocks and shares
Look beyond cash Isas to stocks and shares
Interest rates on cash Isa accounts are too low and stocks do better over the long term. Consider a stocks and shares Isa instead.
7 Jul 2020
Are you due a refund on your inheritance tax bill?
Are you due a refund on your inheritance tax bill?
If you’ve paid inheritance tax recently, you may well be due some of your money back. Here’s how to tell
23 Jun 2020
How to navigate the probate process
How to navigate the probate process
Death can create a great deal of paperwork. Here’s what to do if you need to apply for probate.
15 Jun 2020