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Brace yourself – stagflation may be coming to the UKA return of 1970s-style stagflation is on the cards as the Iran war drives stagnant growth and high inflation. How bad things get will depend on how long the war lasts
By Simon Wilson Published
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China's quiet quest for world dominationInterview Consultant and author Ram Charan talks about how China corners the global market in a wide array of sectors by exploiting foreign companies
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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Gulf states’ money machine sputters due to the Iran warOne way or another, the Gulf states’ money became critical to the global economy. It may be about to dry up, says Matthew Lynn.
By Matthew Lynn Published
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Is Russia's Vladimir Putin the real winner of the Iran war?Some commentators have said that Russia is the real winner of the Iran war as oil prices boost its exports. But is that true?
By Simon Wilson Published
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What is duration?Glossary Duration is a measure of risk that is typically applied to bonds. It describes how sensitive a given bond is to movements in interest rates.
By MoneyWeek Last updated
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UK inflation live: Inflation remained at 3% in FebruaryThe Office for National Statistics (ONS) released its latest inflation data today (25 March).
By Sam Walker Last updated
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Should you prepare your portfolio for high inflation?Volatile oil prices may not necessarily lead to high inflation, but they are a very unwelcome shock for a global economy, says Cris Sholto Heaton.
By Cris Sholto Heaton Published
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The sorry state of the Royal NavyThe Royal Navy is in a parlous state, and Britain's failure to deploy forces to defend its bases in Cyprus just exposed that to the world
By Simon Wilson Published
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Rachel Reeves’s changes to ISA rules will not workOpinion Rachel Reeves’s proposed changes to ISA rules will do nothing to support the British stock market. They will simply reduce choice and flexibility
By Cris Sholto Heaton Published
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