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From the editor...
Saddled with costly tickets
Europe seeks to close the wealth gap
Opec+ turns on the oil taps
Always reinvest your dividends
Viewpoint
US stocks’ rapid recovery
■ The City’s slow-motion crisis
Technology hits turbulence • Some of the Magnificent Seven have dealt with the turmoil triggered by Donald Trump’s first term better than others. Matthew Partridge reports
A monster merger in the oil sector?
NatWest resilient – for now
MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to this week’s share tips
A German view
IPO watch
Britain’s lurch to the far-left • Voters have flocked to Reform’s leftist platform. Emily Hohler reports
India and Pakistan edge closer to war
The Trump backlash continues
News
The way we live now... the sommeliers turning wine into water
What caused the Iberian blackout? • The electricity supply collapsed in Spain and Portugal last week, causing chaos on transport networks and leaving people without power for hours. What went wrong? Simon Wilson reports
Who will be the next Warren Buffett? • There won’t be one. Times have changed and the opportunities are no longer there
City talk
Time to reconsider China • The market is cheap and there are clear signs of improvement, regardless of long-term concerns
I wish I knew what emerging markets were, but I’m too embarrassed to ask
Guru watch
Best of the financial columnists
Money talks
The libertarians were right
AI will not save us
The Simpsons indicator
Tariffs are a boon for lobbyists
Ignore the gloom: US stocks are a buy • The consensus says the age of American exceptionalism is over. But that is not the way to bet, says Max King
Look past the short term in Asia • Growth should remain strong, but successful managers also need to focus on governance
Activist watch
Short positions... Saba set for victory with Middlefield
The strange world of quantum computing • Modern computers may come to seem like plodding calculators in comparison with the machines of the future if we can harness the potential in the weird universe of quantum physics. Chris Carter reports
A rare retail gem in a battered sector • Frasers Group is shunned for a reason, but brave investors should buy in now, says Jamie Ward
Cash in on your attic • Items you may have dismissed as junk could prove surprisingly lucrative
The rush to bed-and-Isa
Pocket money... the cost of taking a term-time holiday
No risk, no reward • Your pension portfolio’s asset allocation is likely to be too conservative
Consolidate your pension plans
Petty cash… annuity rates set to slide
Growth trends such as low-carbon grids and AI boost key infrastructure • A professional investor tells us where he’d put his money. This week, Richard Sem, partner, head of Europe, portfolio manager, Pantheon Infrastructure
Alex
Warren Buffett’s heir takes the throne • Greg Abel is considered a safe pair of hands as he takes centre stage at Berkshire Hathaway. But he arrives after one of the hardest acts...