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Can stockmarkets continue to keep their cool in 2022?
Sponsored Stockmarkets have recovered well from their recent lows, says Max King. But can that continue?
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China’s currency is falling – the last time it did this, markets crashed
Analysis China’s currency, the yuan, has seen its biggest drop since 2015. And with a slowing economy, it won't be raising interest rates. John Stepek explains how that will affect the global economy, the markets, and you.
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The charts that matter: bond yields and US dollar continue to climb
Charts The US dollar and government bond yields around the world continued to climb. Here’s what happened to the charts that matter most to the global economy.
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Will house prices crash in 2026? This surprisingly reliable cycle theory suggests so
Analysis An 18-year cycle in the UK property market says house prices will crash in 2026. Dominic Frisby explains how it works.
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The bond bubble has burst – what comes next?
Analysis Investors in government debt have seen some of their biggest ever losses as the bond bubble bursts. John Stepek explains what’s going on and asks what might make prices turn back up again.
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The UK's inflation figures are awful – and the worst is yet to come
Analysis UK inflation has hit yet another 30-year high, and we still haven’t hit the peak. This string of nasty surprises puts even more pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates, says John Stepek.
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How many ounces of gold does it take to buy an average house in the UK?
Analysis House prices have soared in recent years. But what, asks Dominic Frisby, if you look at them using a more durable form of money – gold?
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Is the UK too open to overseas takeovers?
Analysis Data shows that the UK is more open to overseas takeovers than other major markets. John Stepek asks: should investors care?
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The UK’s new energy strategy has been revealed – here’s how you can profit
Tips The UK has just released details of its long-term energy strategy, which emphasises offshore wind power. Rupert Hargreaves explains how you can invest.
