Bitcoin price jumps as Amazon mulls accepting cryptocurrencies
Bitcoin price jumps as Amazon mulls accepting cryptocurrencies
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies jumped in price on Monday after a report suggested Amazon will begin accepting bitcoin payments.
26 Jul 2021
Chinese tech firms are moving from listing in New York to Hong Kong. Are they worth buying?
Chinese tech firms are moving from listing in New York to Hong Kong. Are they worth buying?
Chinese firms listing on the stockmarket are moving away from the US to Hong Kong after China’s government clamped down. Saloni Sardana looks at what’…
26 Jul 2021
Three sustainable stocks that are doing well by doing good
Three sustainable stocks that are doing well by doing good
Professional investor Peter Michaelis of the Liontrust Sustainable Investment Team picks three stocks to buy that are helping to create a cleaner, saf…
26 Jul 2021
Quantitative easing: too much of a good thing
Quantitative easing: too much of a good thing
The Bank of England is addicted to quantitative easing (QE), the House of Lords has warned. What does that mean for investors?
26 Jul 2021
Coal is far from dead. What should investors do about it?
Coal is far from dead. What should investors do about it?
Coal – the world’s dirtiest fuel – has been a pariah asset for a long time. But there's still plenty of demand for it. Saloni Sardana asks whether it'…
26 Jul 2021
José Neves: the Buddhist transforming luxury fashion
José Neves: the Buddhist transforming luxury fashion
José Neves cornered the market in building bespoke websites and apps for boutique fashion brands and retailers. That put him in a sweet spot when the …
25 Jul 2021
The charts that matter: what happened to reflation?
The charts that matter: what happened to reflation?
Government bond yields turned down this week, while the US stock market hit new highs, as “reflation” trades wilted under the pressure of concerns ove…
24 Jul 2021
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A new revolution in Cuba?
A new revolution in Cuba?
The biggest protests in decades have rocked the one-party communist state. But is change for the better really on the cards?
24 Jul 2021
Cryptocurrency roundup: US and EU impose tougher regulations
Cryptocurrency roundup: US and EU impose tougher regulations
Cryptocurrencies have had a volatile week with news of regulatory crackdowns across different continents dominating the news. Saloni Sardana looks at …
23 Jul 2021
Why the European Central Bank’s new regime matters more than you think
Why the European Central Bank’s new regime matters more than you think
The ECB has said it will tolerate higher inflation and it won’t be raising interest rates for quite some time. It’s another big clue for markets – but…
23 Jul 2021
Share tips of the week – 23 July
Share tips of the week – 23 July
MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to the best of this week’s share tips from the rest of the UK's financial pages.
23 Jul 2021
Gold is poised to glitter again
Gold is poised to glitter again
It has been a bad year so far for gold investors, but gold’s traditional role as an inflation hedge will serve it well.
23 Jul 2021
Will Zoom’s $15bn purchase help it expand?
Will Zoom’s $15bn purchase help it expand?
The videoconferencing platform became a household name during the pandemic, but it now needs new sources of growth. Alex Rankine reports
23 Jul 2021
Philip Morris goes “beyond nicotine”
Philip Morris goes “beyond nicotine”
US tobacco giant Philip Morris International has agreed to pay £1bn for British inhaler specialist Vectura.
23 Jul 2021
Can Latin America's economies recover from the pandemic?
Can Latin America's economies recover from the pandemic?
Few places have suffered as much from the Covid-19 pandemic as Latin America. A sustained commodity rally could help.
23 Jul 2021
Global stockmarkets pause for breath
Global stockmarkets pause for breath
Global markets plunged on Monday as investors feared the Covid-19 Delta variant could derail the recovery.
23 Jul 2021
The five best ways to invest in India's promising future
The five best ways to invest in India's promising future
The pandemic has been catastrophic for India, yet the stockmarket is hitting record highs. Investors are right to remain optimistic about the long ter…
23 Jul 2021
2018 Close Encounters: a delicious and affordable Châteauneuf-du-Pape
2018 Close Encounters: a delicious and affordable Châteauneuf-du-Pape
A Châteauneuf-du-Pape from the owners of the most famous châteaux of all – for just £20.
23 Jul 2021
Three great country house hotels
Three great country house hotels
From a new opening in Somerset to a foodie haven in the Cotswolds. Chris Carter reports.
23 Jul 2021
Eight of the best properties for sale for around £500,000
Eight of the best properties for sale for around £500,000
From a Georgian terraced house in a gated almshouse development in Acton, London, to a former fisherman’s cottage in Devon, eight of the best properti…
23 Jul 2021
The myth of hypothecated taxes
The myth of hypothecated taxes
The government wants to add a penny on our National Insurance contributions to pay for social care. But it won’t, says Merryn Somerset Webb. It will j…
23 Jul 2021
Brian Pellegrini: why America isn't going back to work
Brian Pellegrini: why America isn't going back to work
Brian Pellegrini, founder of Intertemporal Economics, talks to Merryn about the post pandemic economy; why Americans aren't returning to work; plus in…
22 Jul 2021