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The IEA’s divisive mission to decide the future of oil

BUSINESS

The IEA’s divisive mission to decide the future of oil

The International Energy Agency forecasts that the world will reach peak oil in 2029. Oil companies accuse it of playing climate politics

US stock market fall: Everyone calm down

BUSINESS

US stock market fall: Everyone calm down

The question of whether we are experiencing post-pandemic normalisation or something more worrisome is still open

Asset managers fret over lost gains as investor cash piles up on sidelines

BUSINESS

Asset managers fret over lost gains as investor cash piles up on sidelines

High-yield savings and caution over market volatility and economic sentiment have left up to $1.5tn out of the market

RIP semiconductor rally?

BUSINESS

RIP semiconductor rally?

What Opec’s next big goal should be

BUSINESS

What Opec’s next big goal should be

The general consensus is that oil use needs to shrink by as much as 80 per cent by the middle of the century if we are to meet the Paris goals. The impact of such a fall will be devastating for many oil producers

It pays to be a lazy investor — but for how long?

BUSINESS

It pays to be a lazy investor — but for how long?

Passives have been a win-win for lazy investors in terms of fees and performance, but here are three areas where it pays to take a more energetic look at your portfolio. Highlight

Premium beauty is heading for a rough patch

BUSINESS

Premium beauty is heading for a rough patch

Recent evidence suggests that even consumers with high disposable incomes are starting to feel the pinch

Falling inflation, sturdy economy, happy Fed

BUSINESS

Falling inflation, sturdy economy, happy Fed

Jay Powell & Co needn’t rush into a September cut

Russia’s surprising consumer spending boom

BUSINESS

Russia’s surprising consumer spending boom

Heavy government expenditure and labour shortages have led to a sharp rise in real wages and consumption but the economy risks overheating

Taylor Swift and the fallacy plaguing modern economics

BUSINESS

Taylor Swift and the fallacy plaguing modern economics

Why what we consider to be economic activity matters

Funding surge for blank cheque companies points to Spac bounceback

BUSINESS

Funding surge for blank cheque companies points to Spac bounceback

An investing class left for dead after early excesses and poor performance shows signs of life

Inflation, stock prices, and french fries

BUSINESS

Inflation, stock prices, and french fries

A pandemic story

After Joe Biden, is there still a Trump trade?

WORLD

After Joe Biden, is there still a Trump trade?

The bond yield curve would be worth watching in the coming months

Digital paralysis shows the dangers of e-globalisation

BUSINESS

Digital paralysis shows the dangers of e-globalisation

Rather than anything more malicious, the trigger for the cyber failure seems to have been a prosaic software update

Venture capital has an exit problem

BUSINESS

Venture capital has an exit problem

A big overhang of ageing — and unsold — private tech companies has developed

Big tech shares lose lustre as US market rocked by violent rotation

BUSINESS

Big tech shares lose lustre as US market rocked by violent rotation

Small-cap stocks surge in expectation they will benefit disproportionately from a Fed interest rate cut

Chip sector is caught in the battle of AI versus geopolitics

BUSINESS

Chip sector is caught in the battle of AI versus geopolitics

It is not just high-end equipment manufacturers such as ASML that will be hurt by US-China trade tensions

Investors grapple with the Trump trade

BUSINESS

Investors grapple with the Trump trade

A second term for the former president would probably reverberate more in markets outside the US

Investors should focus less on rates, more on the money flows

BUSINESS

Investors should focus less on rates, more on the money flows

Performance and flows in credit, emerging markets and bitcoin also have all softened since April — in line with reserves

Can Xi Jinping keep a lid on China’s mounting social strains?

BUSINESS

Can Xi Jinping keep a lid on China’s mounting social strains?

The authorities are increasingly concerned about rises in unemployment, mental illness and crime linked to the economic slowdown

Economists are paying more attention to our inflation fears

BUSINESS

Economists are paying more attention to our inflation fears

The views of ordinary people shouldn’t be dismissed

NATO’s difficult 75th birthday

WORLD

NATO’s difficult 75th birthday

Attempts to ‘Trump-proof’ the North Atlantic alliance seem set to fall short

Martin Wolf: Why India will become a superpower

BUSINESS

Martin Wolf: Why India will become a superpower

The nation can play a big part in shaping the world’s future but its internal challenges are formidable

Why Trump 2.0 might be good for investors

BUSINESS

Why Trump 2.0 might be good for investors

Repeat of positive market outcome from former president’s first term is certainly possible

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