MoneyWeek

MoneyWeek is a weekly magazine that enables you to become a better-informed, smarter investor and enjoy the rewards of managing your money with confidence. Week-in, week-out we'll guide you through the financial world as it changes, alerting you to all the opportunities to profit and dangers to avoid, as they appear. Income strategies, rising-star companies, the best funds and trusts, clever ways to preserve your wealth during market turmoil... you will get the best ideas from the sharpest financial minds and investing professionals in Britain.

From the editor...

Hindujas top list

Europe emerges from its chrysalis

A big boost for America’s bulls

An overlooked Asian market

China’s rally has room to run

Viewpoint

■ The meme-stock frenzy makes a comeback

Airlines hit mild turbulence • Budget carriers easyJet and Ryanair are in for a bumpier ride now that demand among consumers seems to be slowing. Matthew Partridge reports

Cheap Walmart increasingly cheerful

Czech in the post offers more cash

A horrifying and avoidable scandal • The defensive culture of public bodies must change to avoid future calamities. Emily Hohler reports

Riots send nickel prices soaring

Crash sparks crisis in Iran • The death of the president comes at a difficult time. Matthew Partridge reports

A horrific attack on democracy in Slovakia

Betting on politics

News

The crisis in our universities • The government is determined to cut the numbers of legal migrants. The universities rely on a plentiful supply of them to stay in business. What happens next? Simon Wilson reports

Time is running out for BT • The telecoms giant has turned a corner, but that just makes it all the more attractive to circling buyers

City talk

Choosing an India fund • Tracker funds have earned excellent returns, but trusts that backed small-cap growth stocks did even better

I wish I knew what futures were, but I’m too embarrassed to ask

Guru watch

Best of the financial columnists

Money talks

The next big scandal

The EU is a Remainer nightmare

Three cheers for Clarkson

Obesity is no big deal

Why the US and UK have diverged • They pursued different policies after Covid, and America chose more wisely, says Max King

Passionate about collectables • Whether it’s wine, whisky, art, cars or coins, there are many reasons to start collecting

Fine wine to stash away • Prices have softened of late, but patient investors can still spot opportunities, says Chris Mercer

Investing in liquid gold • Whisky prices have shot up over the past decade, says Richard Woodard. Does the market still have legs?

Collectables in the making • Cars from the 1980s are starting to overtake models from earlier decades, says Chris Carter

The big names of tomorrow • Buy the work of fledging artists before their careers take off, says Sarah Ryan of New Blood Art

The lure of the hoard • You don’t have to stumble across a treasure trove in a field to profit from the yellow metal, says Chris Carter

Sun will shine on Bluefield Solar • Renewable-energy infrastructure investment trusts look cheap, and one in particular stands out

Activist watch

Short positions... What has Buffett been buying?

Taiwan: the world’s tinderbox • A war over the island would make the financial crisis look like a rounding error, says Ruffer’s Alexander Chartres

Building the bridges and roads to riches • Charles Jillings, portfolio manager of the Utilico Emerging Markets Trust, talks to Andrew Van Sickle about the key role of infrastructure in development, and highlights some of his top nations and...