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Why it is foolish to bet on a dollar crash

BUSINESS

Why it is foolish to bet on a dollar crash

There is a school of thought which believes that the dollar is poised to fall 20 per cent or more in 2021. But at least history doesn’t suggest so

Martin Wolf writes: There is no stock market bubble

BUSINESS

Martin Wolf writes: There is no stock market bubble

Given the interest rates, stock markets are not overvalued. The big questions are whether real interest rates will jump, and how soon

Global investors place Rmb1tn bet on China breakthrough

BUSINESS

Global investors place Rmb1tn bet on China breakthrough

The $150bn-worth of inflows, which came through Hong Kong programmes that connect investors to the mainland, mark a contrast with January, when Chinese stocks were the first in the world to feel the heat from the pandemic

As COVID optimism grows, investors seek to hedge against inflation risk

BUSINESS

As COVID optimism grows, investors seek to hedge against inflation risk

US inflation expectations are rising and huge increases in public debt and central bank balance sheets are causing many investors to think seriously about how to protect their portfolios from inflationary risks

Airbnb and DoorDash IPOs leave gig economy issues unresolved

BUSINESS

Airbnb and DoorDash IPOs leave gig economy issues unresolved

Questions remain over profitability and broader impact on society

Ruchir Sharma: Will bitcoin end the dollar’s reign?

TRENDS

Ruchir Sharma: Will bitcoin end the dollar’s reign?

Digital currency poses a significant threat to greenback’s supremacy

Martin Wolf writes: Milton Friedman was wrong on the corporation

BUSINESS

Martin Wolf writes: Milton Friedman was wrong on the corporation

The doctrine that has guided economists and businesses for 50 years needs re-evaluation

Investors bet ECB will do what it takes to keep borrowing costs low

BUSINESS

Investors bet ECB will do what it takes to keep borrowing costs low

Lagarde’s interventions have helped put a lid on bond yields even for weaker borrowers

Airbnb IPO: a barometer for travel after the pandemic

BUSINESS

Airbnb IPO: a barometer for travel after the pandemic

Airbnb’s decision to list its shares is a significant moment for America’s capital markets, especially given the preference of many Silicon Valley companies for private funding

Factors that could halt the bull market charge

BUSINESS

Factors that could halt the bull market charge

Investor hubris can be pierced when expectations of further gains are as strong as they are now

What puzzles and poker teach us about misinformation

TRENDS

What puzzles and poker teach us about misinformation

We cannot escape our emotions, but clear decision-making requires that we notice them and take them into account

The ‘everything rally’: Vaccines prompt wave of market exuberance

BUSINESS

The ‘everything rally’: Vaccines prompt wave of market exuberance

Retail investors led the dramatic equity market recovery from the Covid-19 shock, flooding internet message boards to share memes, boast of wins and lament losses

S&P Global’s $44bn deal shows data is the oil of the 21st century

BUSINESS

S&P Global’s $44bn deal shows data is the oil of the 21st century

Information has always been central to the workings of financial institutions, whether a Swiss private bank, Boston money manager or a City of London investment bank

Contrarian scenarios that could upset the market consensus

BUSINESS

Contrarian scenarios that could upset the market consensus

Year-end forecasts from strategists narrow to a common outlook as the pandemic shock eases

Is Jeff Bezos really serious about beating climate change?

BUSINESS

Is Jeff Bezos really serious about beating climate change?

Amazon founder is donating $791m to green charities, but it will take more than money to help the planet

Bitcoin finally finds a rationale in doomsday scenarios

TRENDS

Bitcoin finally finds a rationale in doomsday scenarios

The digital ecosystem draws support from being the currency of last resort

Yellen prepares for second act at pinnacle of economic policymaking

BUSINESS

Yellen prepares for second act at pinnacle of economic policymaking

The former central banker fits well with Biden’s drive to fill his Cabinet with competent institutionalists

Lessons from Japan: coping with low rates and inflation after the pandemic

BUSINESS

Lessons from Japan: coping with low rates and inflation after the pandemic

Rather than the secrets to miraculous economic growth, today’s students of Japan want to know how to respond when the good times stop

Surge in vaccine optimism slams brakes on gold

BUSINESS

Surge in vaccine optimism slams brakes on gold

Gold prices have already fallen about 10 per cent since their August peak above $2,000 a troy ounce, as confidence gradually returned to asset markets

Vaccine arrival expected to trigger dollar slump in 2021

BUSINESS

Vaccine arrival expected to trigger dollar slump in 2021

Analysts predict the currency could fall 20% if widely available coronavirus jab leads to economic rebound

Historic vaccine boost for value stocks sparks debate on market reset

BUSINESS

Historic vaccine boost for value stocks sparks debate on market reset

Astounding switch into unloved industries breaks records

Warren Buffett pulls back on banks and bets on drugmakers

BUSINESS

Warren Buffett pulls back on banks and bets on drugmakers

Billionaire investor’s Berkshire Hathaway put $5.7bn into four US pharma stocks in Q3

Lex: Investment research -- tipping points

BUSINESS

Lex: Investment research -- tipping points

There is evidence that research-driven investments do better. Active managers will prosper when they can consistently beat indices

Oil producers have more than a pandemic to worry about

BUSINESS

Oil producers have more than a pandemic to worry about

Even an effective COVID vaccine may not offer a route out of the mess the industry finds itself in

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