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Ukraine war fuels 29% first-half rise as wider market suffers worst 6 months in 50 years
From cutting fees to checking how diversified your investments really are
Increased cash flows are of little use if issuers default
Plus, SuperReturn in Berlin, Japanese bond buying and Tracey Emin at Jupiter Artland
Investing in commodities futures contrasts sharply with newer future of food funds
Gauges of share price volatility have been relatively subdued despite the sell-off
Support for ‘say on pay’ votes is falling as top managers look set to earn record amounts this year
Stock purchases by company insiders are encouraging sign for markets, say some analysts
Euro strengthens as ECB president signals the end of negative interest rates
The climbdown has been surprisingly low drama
The latest Musk brouhaha shows the messy reality of ESG
We’re in uncharted territory
Funds tracking energy storage groups will probably lock in longer gains than those linked to resources
Plus more on margins
The risks are hard to measure, until something breaks
Net inflows slide to $27bn in April from $117bn a month earlier
Things are bad, but not nearly 2000-bad, argues J-Paul.
Two fundamental reasons underpin the strategy: risk and return
And more on sentiment
Tech-heavy stock benchmark dropped 13.3% in April as investors braced for higher interest rates and slower growth
Region’s share market has pulled back sharply in days following Russia’s invasion
The sector has often been under-represented in ETFs with a focus on income
The ‘reflex should be resisted’, T Rowe Price boss says in weak January for indices
Demand for put options exceeds early weeks of pandemic as investors braced for rate shift
Readers’ thoughts welcome.
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