Should you buy Vodafone shares, or steer clear?
Should you buy Vodafone shares, or steer clear?
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17 May 2022
The UK jobs market is still red hot – but will it last?
The UK jobs market is still red hot – but will it last?
For the first time ever, there are more job vacancies than people to fill them, and wages are rising at a decent clip. But that might just be a tempor…
17 May 2022
Is the oil market heading for a supply glut?
Is the oil market heading for a supply glut?
Many people assume that the high oil price is here to stay – and could well go higher. But we’ve been here before, says Max King. History suggests tha…
16 May 2022
Why investors should consider adding Glencore to their portfolios
Why investors should consider adding Glencore to their portfolios
Commodities giant Glencore is well placed to capitalise on rising commodity prices and supply chain disruption, says Rupert Hargreaves. Here’s why you…
13 May 2022
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A family-run investment trust to buy and lock away
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Melrose Industries: a British manufacturer that is well-placed for recovery
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Avoid easyJet shares – there are better airlines to invest in
Avoid easyJet shares – there are better airlines to invest in
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A family-run investment trust to buy and lock away
A family-run investment trust to buy and lock away
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Why investors should consider adding Glencore to their portfolios
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