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From the editor...
The dash for cash hurting cinemas
Is the reign of King Dollar at an end?
Wall Street enters “Schrödinger territory”
Gold shines ever brighter
Viewpoint
Argentina returns to normal
■ Chocolate price surge causes sugar rush
MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to this week’s share tips
A German view
IPO watch
Big, beautiful deals remain elusive • The art of the deal is trickier to master in politics than in real estate, it turns out. Emily Hohler reports
Putin seeks to consolidate gains in peace talks
News
The way we live now... game, set and matcha for tea growers
Taking back control of steel • The government has stepped in to take control, but not ownership, of the floundering British Steel company, citing national security and other factors. But does that make sense? Simon Wilson reports
Reeves’ wheeze won’t work • Hustling pension-fund cash into British assets sounds like a good idea. Better would be to make Britain an attractive place to invest
City talk
A bet on a bleaker future • The success of a new European defence ETF shows how investors are still latching onto this theme
I wish I knew what short-selling was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask
Guru watch
The problem with thematic funds • Investing in big ideas comes with significant drawbacks, and returns are often underwhelming
Activist watch
Short positions... LondonMetric targets Urban Logistics
Best of the financial columnists
Money talks
Who will rescue us from tariffs?
The centre-right is our best bet
The villains in The Good Life
The return of the hotrod
Great Rotation will boost Britain • Disenchanted investors have only just begun to withdraw capital from America, says Jeremy McKeown
Fat profits in weight-loss drugs • The latest treatments could transform public health and the world economy, says Katie Williams
Tap into the booming insurance market • The insurance sector is experiencing rapid growth after years of stagnation. Smart investors should buy in now, says Rupert Hargreaves
A finger in four tasty pies • Ramsdens Holdings offers a diversified set of financial and retail services and a juicy yield
A strong start to 2025
The raid on our retirement • From April 2027 pensions will no longer be exempt from inheritance tax
The best credit cards with perks
Pocket money... dying has become unaffordable
A new retirement strategy • You needn’t choose between income drawdown and an annuity
Beware tax raid on pensions
News in brief... pension savings rise
There is quality, value and income in British medium-sized companies • A professional investor tells us where he’d put his money. This week: Charles Luke, manager of the Murray Income Trust, highlights three favourites
Alex
The ringmaster at Saturday Night Live • Lorne Michaels created a cultural phenomenon that launched the careers of countless stars in America. The show goes on, says Jane Lewis
The secretive shipping magnate with a $37bn fortune
A quiet stay in...