Latest articles by Philip Pilkington
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Will turmoil in the Middle East trigger inflation?
The risk of an escalating Middle East crisis continues to rise. Markets appear to be dismissing the prospect. Here's how investors can protect themselves.
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Will tariffs trigger a new era of trade wars?
Tariffs levied on imports could spread if Donald Trump returns to office. What does this mean for Britain and the global economy?
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With energy bills rising prepare for a cold, expensive winter
Analysis Soaring energy bills will be a shock once temperatures fall. Prepare now, says Philip Pilkington.
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Why Australia’s luck is set to run out
Cover Story A low-quality election campaign in Australia has produced a government with no clear strategy. That’s bad news in an increasingly difficult geopolitical environment, says Philip Pilkington
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Fang tech stocks: Meta and Netflix lose their bite
Analysis Investors treated the Fang tech stocks as almost identical, but two of them are much weaker than the rest, says Philip Pilkington.
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The two nightmares facing investors
Analysis Rising inflation and weaker earnings suggest markets are set for a spell of toil and trouble, says Philip Pilkington.
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The investments to buy when markets start to crack
Analysis Rising inflation has central bankers between a rock and a hard place. Here’s how to protect your wealth, says Philip Pilkington.
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A nightmare 1970s scenario for investors is edging closer
Cover Story Inflation need not be a worry unless it is driven by labour market shortages. Unfortunately, writes macroeconomist Philip Pilkington, that’s exactly what we’re seeing today. Investors should beware
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