Palladium and rhodium have outstripped platinum in the past few years. But thanks to the advent of fuel-cell cars, that could soon change, says Dominic Frisby. The main platinum group metals (PGMs, as they are …
In “one of the most highly anticipated collapses on the high street”, baby-paraphernalia retailer Mothercare is to appoint administrators to its British business, reports Jonathan Eley in the Financial Times. While the listed company will …
Saudi Arabia’s regime wants to diversify the economySaudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil colossus, is set to float on its home market. Are the shares appealing? Matthew Partridge reports. Get set for the “biggest stock …
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Advertorial content Ollie Beckett, manager of the TR European Growth Trust, tackles investor questions around Europe’s economic outlook and the consequences of further quantitative easing on the continent’s equity market. These are the views of …
Boris Johnson: how high will he bounce?City analysts are pondering a once-unthinkable scenario: what if it all goes right for Boris Johnson? David Stevenson picks the funds he thinks will perform the best. What if …
“One could throw a dart at a map of emerging markets… and be almost assured of hitting a country in the grips of some sort of political crisis,” writes Robert Burgess on Bloomberg. “Hong Kong, …
Each week, a professional investor tells us where he’d put his money. This week: Ben Goldsmith, CEO of Menhaden Capital Management, highlights four favourites. Investors have struggled for several years to find opportunities offering good …
This article is taken from our FREE daily investment email Money Morning. Every day, MoneyWeek’s executive editor John Stepek and guest contributors explain how current economic and political developments are affecting the markets and your …
A radical break-up of HSBC may be the only way to save the sprawling banking conglomerate. When HSBC announced its third-quarter results on Monday, they were worse than anyone expected. Pre-tax profits were down by …