The world’s five cheapest stock markets and the funds investing in them
Global stock markets have certainly been through the wringer since the start of 2022, with Russia’s...
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Investing in our oceans
Just as human activity is damaging the climate, it’s destroying marine ecosystems and driving many...
Making an early start with our Christmas investments
Happy first day of autumn! And why not start the season fresh by checking in with your finances? The...
Code red for humanity: how it impacts you and your finances
The sixth report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in August 2021 made...
Don’t holiday in Europe, invest in it
With travel to Europe this summer looking unlikely for many, we decided to bring Europe to our...
The blue economy: how and where to invest
World Oceans Day is held on the 8 June each year. Designated by the UN General Assembly in 2008,...
Could Europe be the next recovery play?
The Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) met this week and decided to keep interest rates...
131. Living through the great tug of war between value and growth
John Bennett, manager of Janus Henderson European Focus, takes us on an eloquent journey around the...
Pollution and the pandemic
Last week, life in the UK started to get back to normal: pubs, shops and hairdressers reopened after...
Are European companies good investments?
I’m a big horse racing fan and I always remember a horse called Sizing Europe, which was always...
Investing in Mothering Sunday
This Sunday is Mother’s Day. The one day each year when we all remember to say “thank you” for...
January sales: picking up the bargain shares
It’s that time of year again, when oversized handbags relinquish their function as a fashion...
Stay in growth, holiday in value?
According to Kevin Murphy, co-manager of Schroder Income fund, there are two environments in which...
Is fast food recession-proof?
Before the global lockdown some 15-40% of calories were typically consumed away from home, usually...
Will the pandemic result in deflation or inflation?
Inflation plunged last month: the UK consumer prices index (CPI) fell from 1.5% in March to 0.8% in...