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Should you invest in copper?
A critical metal in electronics and the energy transition, copper is often viewed as a bellwether for the global economy. How can investors gain exposure to changing copper prices?
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
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The graphene revolution is progressing slowly but surely
Enthusiasts thought the discovery that graphene, a form of carbon, could be extracted from graphite would change the world. They might've been early, not wrong.
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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Ovo Energy, British Gas, Octopus Energy: which are the best and worst energy suppliers?
Citizens Advice has ranked 16 energy suppliers for customer service but which one has been crowned the best and which one is the worst?
By Sam Walker Last updated
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US stocks: opt for resilience, growth and value
Opinion Julian Wheeler, partner and US equity specialist, Shard Capital, highlights three US stocks where he would put his money
By Julian Wheeler Published
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Metals and AI power emerging markets
This year’s big emerging market winners have tended to offer exposure to one of 2025’s two winning trends – AI-focused tech and the global metals rally
By Alex Rankine Published
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King Copper’s reign will continue – here's why
For all the talk of copper shortage, the metal is actually in surplus globally this year and should be next year, too
By Alex Rankine Published
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Should you invest in gold coins?
Gold coins are issued for both commemorative and investment purposes. Know which is which before you buy
By Dan McEvoy Last updated
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UK blue chips offer investors reliable income and growth
Opinion Ben Russon, portfolio manager and co-head UK equities, ClearBridge Investments, highlights three British blue chips where he'd put his money
By Ben Russon Published
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Renewable energy funds: stuck between a ROC and a hard place
Renewable energy funds were hit hard by the government’s subsidy changes, but they have only themselves to blame for their failure to build trust with investors
By Bruce Packard Published
