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Aim has missed its target – will it recover?
Aim, London's junior stock market, has become less appealing to investors amid scandals and an upcoming inheritance tax blow next April. Will it make a turnaround?
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Will “Liberation Day” strike again?
Donald Trump’s 90-day tariff pause comes to an end on 9 July. Can we expect further market turmoil?
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Investors remain calm as the Middle East war unfolds
Conflict in the Middle East has failed to shake oil or stock markets. Can the peace hold?
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FCA greenlights Pisces, London's new private stock market
Opinion The Pisces exchange may fill a gap in the market, but it won’t address the real problem, says Matthew Lynn
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European stocks are back in business – can it last?
European stocks enjoy a strong start to the year, but the rally is proving uneven as France struggles to keep up
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Is the London Stock Exchange in peril?
More than 150 companies have left the London Stock Exchange or moved their primary listing since the start of 2024. What does it mean for investors and the economy?
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Spectra Systems: a 'boffin-led' tech stock with business acumen
Opinion Patient investors will get paid well as they wait for success from Spectra Systems, a promising Aim stock, says Jamie Ward
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Fidelity-Henderson merger to create £2 billion European mega investment trust
Following the departure of its co-portfolio managers earlier this year, Henderson European Trust is set to merge with Fidelity European Trust - what does this mean for you?
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How amateur investors could rescue UK stocks
Private investors must be the beneficiaries of a stock market recovery, says Bruce Packard – not brokers and fund managers
