When will supply chains sort themselves out and what might that mean for inflation?
When will supply chains sort themselves out and what might that mean for inflation?
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15 Oct 2021
Inflation isn’t transitory – but what does that mean for markets?
Inflation isn’t transitory – but what does that mean for markets?
With US inflation at its highest for 13 years and prices rising fast around the world, markets have come to realise that this is no longer “transitory…
14 Oct 2021
Will silver finally realise its potential? I’ve no idea – but I’ve just bought a load
Will silver finally realise its potential? I’ve no idea – but I’ve just bought a load
For investors, silver is incredibly frustrating. It has more potential than almost any other metal, but that potential is never realised. So why has D…
13 Oct 2021
Why the world’s most important economic data release has unnerved markets
Why the world’s most important economic data release has unnerved markets
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11 Oct 2021
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When will supply chains sort themselves out and what might that mean for inflation?
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15 Oct 2021
The world still needs fossil fuels – here's how to invest
The world still needs fossil fuels – here's how to invest
Our enduring need for oil and gas heralds a boom in exploration and production, says Andrew Hunt.
15 Oct 2021
Why actively managed funds don’t outperform in bear markets
Why actively managed funds don’t outperform in bear markets
The idea that active funds should outperform in bear markets is logical and compelling. Sadly it’s also wrong
15 Oct 2021
US approves ‘‘bitcoin lite’’ ETFs
US approves ‘‘bitcoin lite’’ ETFs
The US financial regulator has begun approving bitcoin-themed exchange-traded funds, but with important caveats.
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Too embarrassed to ask: what is a “real return”?
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Too embarrassed to ask: what is a tax wrapper?
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I wish I knew what moral hazard was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask
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9 Apr 2020
Three investment trust advantages in current markets
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Diversify by style
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The charts that matter: bond yields slip while bitcoin tops $60,000
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16 Oct 2021
Why actively managed funds don’t outperform in bear markets
Why actively managed funds don’t outperform in bear markets
The idea that active funds should outperform in bear markets is logical and compelling. Sadly it’s also wrong
15 Oct 2021
US approves ‘‘bitcoin lite’’ ETFs
US approves ‘‘bitcoin lite’’ ETFs
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What to do as taxes and inflation rise and the growth-stock bull market ends
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Forget China, here’s why you should invest in India
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Why we will be reliant on fossil fuels for a long time to come
Why we will be reliant on fossil fuels for a long time to come
27 Sep 2021
The end of the bond bull market, and how to invest for it
The end of the bond bull market, and how to invest for it
21 Sep 2021
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The world still needs fossil fuels – here's how to invest
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Share tips of the week – 15 October
Share tips of the week – 15 October
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15 Oct 2021
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Trading: stash the family cash in this cheap wealth management firm
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Three stocks to help contrarian investors cash in on Asia
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11 Oct 2021
How to invest as natural gas prices soar
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8 Oct 2021
How to invest as we move to a hydrogen economy
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Post-Covid travel is now less testing as the rules get simpler
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How to deal with scam calls on your mobile phone
How to deal with scam calls on your mobile phone
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13 Oct 2021
How your pension can cut your inheritance tax bill
How your pension can cut your inheritance tax bill
Your retirement savings can help you maximise the amount of money you leave to your family.
11 Oct 2021
How Britain’s DIY divorce boom can help you split up without costing the earth
How Britain’s DIY divorce boom can help you split up without costing the earth
A “do-it-yourself” approach can greatly reduce lawyers’ fees when getting divorced. But do be careful.
5 Oct 2021
How to cut your energy bill this winter
How to cut your energy bill this winter
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24 Sep 2021
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21 Sep 2021
What you should do if your energy provider goes bust
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20 Sep 2021