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Andy Burnham will wilt like a lettuceAndy Burnham, the man likely to be our next prime minister, is unlikely to withstand the heat of the financial markets, says Matthew Lynn
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Are UK stocks undervalued?UK stocks are some of the cheapest in the world at the moment. Is this an opportunity to back British?
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British small caps: an unloved sector awash with valueOpinion Three British small-cap stocks, as picked by professional investors Indriatti van Hien and Cassie Herlihy of the Henderson Smaller Companies investment trust
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How to profit from higher oil pricesAs the conflict in the Middle East continues, we explore the investments which could protect your portfolio from the impact of higher oil prices.
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26 May 1896: Charles Dow launches the Dow Jones Industrial AverageThe Dow Jones Industrial Average, one of the world’s most watched and most cited stock indices, began life on this day in 1896.
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Three UK smaller companies for dividends and capital growthOpinion Three UK smaller companies, picked by Laura Foll, a manager of UK equity income portfolios at Janus Henderson.
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Is the stock market open on Spring bank holiday?As the Spring bank holiday draws near, we look at whether the UK and US stock markets will remain open as usual or if there’s a change to trading hours.
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'European stock markets need a jet pack'Opinion European stock markets – including the UK's – are limping painfully behind the US. That needs to change, says Matthew Lynn
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Six investment funds for beginner investorsThe investment funds to pick if you are a beginner.
