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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.
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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?
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Is the stock market open on Easter?Will your stocks bloom during Easter? We look at the UK and US stock market opening times over the spring holiday period.
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UK passport renewal: cost, how long it takes – all you need to knowTravel UK passport renewal fees will get more expensive from April, rising above £100 for the first time. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Is now a good time to invest in gold?Gold prices fell during March following the outbreak of the conflict in the Middle East. Does that mean now is a good time to invest in gold?
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How to invest in robotics as the machines continue their riseRobots are on the verge of breaking free from their limitations to spread throughout industry and beyond – with big implications for investors
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Art market makes a fragile recovery – but is it enough?The global art market turned a corner last year, and the UK has hung on to its position as the second-largest art market in the world, says Chris Carter.
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The markets' curious reaction to the Middle East crisisStock markets seem confident that the damage from the Middle East crisis will be limited – but why, and what does it mean for investors?
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Which is the best American Express credit card?American Express credit cards can help you earn cashback or reward points on everyday spending, but which card is the best for you? We compare the options.
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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.
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Commodities gather strength – but metals lose momentumCommodities are rocketing, but not metals such as nickel and copper. Is stagflation to blame?
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Where to invest in Q2 2026As the conflict in the Middle East casts a long shadow over global markets, what are the best assets to invest in?
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Four big changes landlords need to get ready for in 2026Major changes are afoot for landlords in 2026 and beyond – here is what you should do this year to prepare
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The most popular funds, stocks and investment trusts for your ISAWondering what investments to add to your stocks and shares ISA before the tax year ends? We reveal the top funds, stocks and investment trusts DIY investors have been buying this financial year.
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What are retail bonds and are they worth it?Interest rates may not have been cut in recent months, but with inflation expected to rise in response to the Iran war fallout, it's getting harder for savers to generate real returns on their cash without taking on excess risk.
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Why E.ON Next customers should consider buying a heat pumpSponsor Content Created With E.ON Next
Heat pumps could cut energy bills and reduce household emissions. We explore why E.ON Next customers should consider installing one in their home.
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Can heat pumps improve a property?Sponsor Content Created With E.ON Next
Heat pumps are more energy efficient than gas boilers and they could potentially reduce energy costs, but can installing a heat pump improve your home?
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End of tax year quiz: Do you know your allowances and deadlines?Quiz The end of the tax year is fast approaching. Do you know everything you need to know about this important financial deadline?
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Can I inherit my partner's ISA? Little-known tax break can boost your allowance by thousandsInheriting a partner’s ISA is fairly simple and comes with special advantages if you’re married or in a civil partnership – knowing what to do with it, however, isn’t always as straightforward
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Next-generation dividend heroes: the investment trusts that have consistently raised dividendsWhich investment trusts could be set to join the coveted list of dividend heroes? We look at the trusts that have increased dividend payments for 10 years or more.
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When is the next Bank of England base rate meeting?The Bank of England held interest rates at 3.75% in March 2026. When is the next Monetary Policy Committee meeting?
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Stocks and shares ISAs: everything you need to knowInvestment gains and dividends are protected from the taxman in a stocks and shares ISA. We explain how they work and how to open one, as well as the transfer rules.
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What is a bond yield – and how is it calculated?Glossary A bond yield is a measure of the return that an investor will receive on their capital. There are different ways to define it, depending on what you measure.
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How dull utilities became exciting growth stocksUtility companies are changing in response to structural upheaval in the economy. That means opportunities in utility stocks for smart investors
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Three overlooked UK stocks with turnaround potentialOpinion Three UK stocks to buy with turnaround potential, as picked by Alex Wright, portfolio manager at Fidelity Special Values
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Maximise your charitable impact this tax yearSponsor Content Created With Woodland Trust
How your support as a UK taxpayer can make a positive difference to nature this tax year by supporting the Woodland Trust’s ambitious mission
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Seraphim: The space-focused fund that's ready for lift-offSeraphim Space Investment Trust has graduated from a speculative punt to a more mature growth-stage holding, says Rupert Hargreaves
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Buy commodities to profit from AIOpinion Four commodities will power AI, the new Industrial Revolution, says Nick Lawson
