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Barclays looks cheap - but don’t touch it
Features Barclays shares have fallen to the point where they’re now looking cheap. But that doesn’t mean you should buy them. Ed Bowsher explains why, and looks at what to buy instead.
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The FX fixing scandal
Features New allegations suggest that key benchmark rates have been manipulated in the foreign-exchange (FX) markets. Are traders gaming the system? Matthew Partridge reports.
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The online trading revolution
Tutorials Cris Sholto Heaton explains how 15 years ago, the internet made investing accessible to more people than ever before.
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Lloyds wins banking's wooden spoon
Features Tim Bennett rounds up the week's personal finance news, inculding how Lloyds topped the list of customer complaints.
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Barclays guilty of market manipulation
News Barclays Bank is to pay a 290 million pound fine following an investigation by UK and US regulators into manipulation of inter-bank lending rates.
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Gold brushed aside in the dash for cash
Features Gold recently slumped to a five-month low of under $1,600 an ounce as panicky investors ditched assets for cash.
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How to play a short, sharp rise in the Indian rupee
Features India's rupee is down 18% against the US dollar since March. But smart spread betters might want to position themselves for a short-term bounce, says Tim Bennett. Here’s how.
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Revisiting the Barclays share price – how to trade with Fibonacci
Features John Burford looks at using Elliott wave and Fibonacci principals in this short trade on Barclays shares.
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These index-linked gilts look too expensive
Features On the face of it, buying index-linked exchange-traded funds to insure against a revival of inflation seems sensible. But this particular fund is too expensive for a number of reasons, says Paul Amery.
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