Alex Rankine
Alex Rankine is Moneyweek's markets editor
Latest articles by Alex Rankine
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Euro stocks should be soaring. So, why aren't they?
Why are Euro stocks not performing, and how is politics affecting their growth?
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Brazil's economic outlook dampens – what it means for investors
While Brazil's markets enjoyed a high last year, they now walk on the "financial wild side" as investors grow wary of president Lula's spending plans
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Will Trump make bitcoin great again?
Bitcoin prices skyrocketed to a six-week high after Trump pledged to embrace the cryptocurrency if he wins the US election
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Donald Trump plots to devalue the dollar – will he succeed?
Trump's plan to devalue the dollar if he wins the US presidential election would be undermined by policies such as tariffs and tax cuts, and could trigger high inflation
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What will a Donald Trump presidency mean for investors?
How will Donald Trump impact global stock markets if he becomes president?
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Should you invest in Germany?
What state is the German economy in, and should you invest in Germany?
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What does a weak yen mean for Japanese stocks?
The Japanese yen has hit its lowest level against the US Dollar since 1986. What does it mean for its stock market?
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British stocks set for a boost
British stocks are due for a bounce as the UK looks more stable compared to many economies
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The AI boom is on borrowed time
The hype around the AI boom could be on its way out – but why?
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Where is the US economy heading?
What impact will a new president have on the US economy when it comes to growth, inflation and unemployment?
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Small caps are invaluable for your portfolio
Small caps have been underperforming as of late – but they're still a diversifier to consider for your portfolio
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Why are share buybacks on the rise?
Share buybacks are on the rise as global dividend payouts hit a milestone
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Commodity prices remain high – should you buy into the boom?
Commodity prices are high – what does this mean for the 'everything rally'?
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Inflation is tamed at last – when will interest rates fall?
UK inflation may have hit the Bank of England target but it's unlikely to stay that way for long. What does that mean for interest rates?
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Indian stocks bounce back – should you invest?
Indian stocks make a comeback after the country's general election. Should you invest?
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Mexico election 2024: first female president elected
Claudia Sheinbaum will become Mexico’s first female president. But what will her win mean for the country?
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FTSE stocks bounce back – will it last?
Oil prices and high interest rates boost FTSE stocks. But will the British stock market continue on an upward trajectory?
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Will South Korea’s stock market stay cheap?
South Korea’s stock market continues to lag behind the rest of the world. Is it time to change its strategy?
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French president calls an early election – will it backfire?
Why has French president, Emmanuel Macron announced an election three years early? How did financial markets react?
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Why now is a good time to invest in European markets
European markets are seeing a resurgence among global investors amid cooling inflation and profitable 'Granolas'
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Invest in Philippines: an overlooked Asian market?
This emerging market could be the next big thing for foreign investors. Is it a good idea to invest in Philippines?
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The price of copper has risen – how long will the bull market last?
The price of copper has leapt to almost a two-year high, but demand for the metal continues to outstrip supply. How long will the market remain bullish?
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What does a weak yen mean for Japan's economy?
The Japanese yen slumped to a 34-year low. What does a weak yen mean for inflation, interest rates and tourism in Japan?
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2024 Share picks: What the financial experts are betting on
They had a good year in 2023 – here are the leading tipsters' share buys for 2024.
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