Why the European Central Bank’s new regime matters more than you think
Why the European Central Bank’s new regime matters more than you think
The ECB has said it will tolerate higher inflation and it won’t be raising interest rates for quite some time. It’s another big clue for markets – but…
23 Jul 2021
Playing pass the parcel with toxic assets won’t save the environment
Playing pass the parcel with toxic assets won’t save the environment
Wanting to do the right thing, big oil companies are divesting themselves of toxic fossil-fuel assets. But we still need oil, says John Stepek – and t…
22 Jul 2021
What are central banks planning to do – stay loose or raise interest rates?
What are central banks planning to do – stay loose or raise interest rates?
Central banks are split on the future of monetary policy and the global recovery. Saloni Sardana looks at the stance of six of the world’s biggest cen…
22 Jul 2021
Brian Pellegrini: why America isn't going back to work
Brian Pellegrini: why America isn't going back to work
Brian Pellegrini, founder of Intertemporal Economics, talks to Merryn about the post pandemic economy; why Americans aren't returning to work; plus in…
22 Jul 2021
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Brian Pellegrini: why America isn't going back to work
Brian Pellegrini: why America isn't going back to work
22 Jul 2021
What are central banks planning to do – stay loose or raise interest rates?
What are central banks planning to do – stay loose or raise interest rates?
22 Jul 2021
Why the UK's 2.5% inflation is a big deal
Why the UK's 2.5% inflation is a big deal
16 Jul 2021
The MoneyWeek Podcast: Asia, financial repression and the nature of capitalism
The MoneyWeek Podcast: Asia, financial repression and the nature of capitalism
16 Jul 2021
Cryptocurrency roundup: Twitter founder’s “DeFi” platform
Cryptocurrency roundup: Twitter founder’s “DeFi” platform
16 Jul 2021
An absurdly cheap healthcare stock to buy now
An absurdly cheap healthcare stock to buy now
20 Jul 2021
Cryptocurrency roundup: US and EU impose tougher regulations
Cryptocurrency roundup: US and EU impose tougher regulations
23 Jul 2021
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Cryptocurrency roundup: US and EU impose tougher regulations
Cryptocurrency roundup: US and EU impose tougher regulations
Cryptocurrencies have had a volatile week with news of regulatory crackdowns across different continents dominating the news. Saloni Sardana looks at …
23 Jul 2021
Why the European Central Bank’s new regime matters more than you think
Why the European Central Bank’s new regime matters more than you think
The ECB has said it will tolerate higher inflation and it won’t be raising interest rates for quite some time. It’s another big clue for markets – but…
23 Jul 2021
Share tips of the week – 23 July
Share tips of the week – 23 July
MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to the best of this week’s share tips from the rest of the UK's financial pages.
23 Jul 2021
Gold is poised to glitter again
Gold is poised to glitter again
It has been a bad year so far for gold investors, but gold’s traditional role as an inflation hedge will serve it well.
23 Jul 2021
Will Zoom’s $15bn purchase help it expand?
Will Zoom’s $15bn purchase help it expand?
The videoconferencing platform became a household name during the pandemic, but it now needs new sources of growth. Alex Rankine reports
23 Jul 2021
Too embarrassed to ask
I wish I knew what the lifetime allowance was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask
I wish I knew what the lifetime allowance was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask
20 Jul 2021
I wish I knew what EBITDA was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask
I wish I knew what EBITDA was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask
13 Jul 2021
I wish I knew what options were, but I’m too embarrassed to ask
I wish I knew what options were, but I’m too embarrassed to ask
6 Jul 2021
I wish I knew what a zombie company was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask
I wish I knew what a zombie company was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask
29 Jun 2021
Investments
Fine Wine offers investors calm amidst the Covid-19 storm
Fine Wine offers investors calm amidst the Covid-19 storm
SPONSORED CONTENT As financial markets continue to take a battering from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, Fine Wine investment portfolios have so…
9 Apr 2020
Three investment trust advantages in current markets
Three investment trust advantages in current markets
SPONSORED CONTENT – Mark Whitehead, Portfolio Manager, Securities Trust of Scotland, discusses how investment trusts can help in the current markets
15 Apr 2020
Diversify by style
Diversify by style
SPONSORED CONTENT – Willis Towers Watson CIO Craig Baker, Chair of the Alliance Trust Investment Committee, reveals how to achieve long-term returns w…
7 Apr 2020
The charts that matter: what happened to reflation?
The charts that matter: what happened to reflation?
Government bond yields turned down this week, while the US stock market hit new highs, as “reflation” trades wilted under the pressure of concerns ove…
24 Jul 2021
Gold is poised to glitter again
Gold is poised to glitter again
It has been a bad year so far for gold investors, but gold’s traditional role as an inflation hedge will serve it well.
23 Jul 2021
Oil goes off the boil
Oil goes off the boil
Brent crude prices fell below $70 a barrel this week after Opec members Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates patched up their differences.
23 Jul 2021
Merryn's Blog
The space race: exciting, but not necessarily profitable
The space race: exciting, but not necessarily profitable
19 Jul 2021
If a company is cheap enough for private equity, why isn’t it cheap enough for everyone else?
If a company is cheap enough for private equity, why isn’t it cheap enough for everyone else?
5 Jul 2021
Private equity isn’t evil, it’s just doing what traditional investors should be doing
Private equity isn’t evil, it’s just doing what traditional investors should be doing
29 Jun 2021
Share tips
Share tips of the week – 23 July
Share tips of the week – 23 July
MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to the best of this week’s share tips from the rest of the UK's financial pages.
23 Jul 2021
The five best ways to invest in India's promising future
The five best ways to invest in India's promising future
The pandemic has been catastrophic for India, yet the stockmarket is hitting record highs. Investors are right to remain optimistic about the long ter…
23 Jul 2021
Next shares soar as sales smash expectations – is the stock a buy?
Next shares soar as sales smash expectations – is the stock a buy?
High street and online retailer Next has reported a big rise in sales and profits. John Stepek looks at its performance and asks if it's worth buying …
21 Jul 2021
An absurdly cheap healthcare stock to buy now
An absurdly cheap healthcare stock to buy now
The pandemic has vastly accelerated the shift towards telehealth, making Cigna a long-term buy
20 Jul 2021
Three companies that are reaping the rewards of investment
Three companies that are reaping the rewards of investment
Professional investor Edward Wielechowski of the Odyssean Investment Trust highlights three stocks that have have invested well – and are able to deal…
19 Jul 2021
Trading: a cheap broker set to bounce
Trading: a cheap broker set to bounce
Interdealer broker TP ICAP is cheap, expanding steadily and restoring its dividend. Matthew Partridge explains the best way to play it.
19 Jul 2021
A great leap forward in the war against Alzheimer’s disease
A great leap forward in the war against Alzheimer’s disease
The approval of the first drug to treat the neurodegenerative disease in 18 years will galvanise research in the entire subsector, says Dr Mike Tubbs.…
16 Jul 2021
Personal Finance
Regulator to clamp down on transfers out of final salary pension schemes
Regulator to clamp down on transfers out of final salary pension schemes
The Financial Conduct Authority wants to make it harder for people to leave final-salary pension schemes.
21 Jul 2021
Why you should expect higher insurance premiums
Why you should expect higher insurance premiums
Car and home insurance will be more expensive once the country fully re-opens.
20 Jul 2021
Flexi Season tickets sow confusion for commuters
Flexi Season tickets sow confusion for commuters
The new rail Flexi Season tickets that aim to help people commute part time don’t live up to their name.
13 Jul 2021
An unwelcome return for roaming charges in the EU
An unwelcome return for roaming charges in the EU
EE will be the first network to bring back roaming charges for mobile phone users in Europe. It's unlikely to be the last.
2 Jul 2021
Wedding costs: how to cut the big bill for your big day
Wedding costs: how to cut the big bill for your big day
With so many weddings cancelled or delayed because of lockdowns, how do you recoup the costs?
29 Jun 2021
House-buyers rush to beat the end of the stamp-duty holiday
House-buyers rush to beat the end of the stamp-duty holiday
House-buyers are rushing to complete on their properties by 30 June, the end of the stamp-duty holiday.
18 Jun 2021
How Covid-19 virus tests fail travellers
How Covid-19 virus tests fail travellers
Covid-19 tests for those wishing to travel are a hassle and cost far more than on the continent.
14 Jun 2021