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      Katie Martin
      Lessons from the LDI debacle

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      Euro’s weakness reveals the worries over the eurozone economy

      Not even the ECB’s increase in interest rates to a record this week could support the currency

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      Suddenly investors are finding it easier to rattle off reasons for caution

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      VinFast’s wild ride points to need for stock health warnings

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      Jackson Hole, Worldcoin and the tricky act of central banking

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      The UK may still make it to this year’s stock market party

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      The frequency of price cuts by companies for consumers will be a key metric for markets to gauge interest rate peaks

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      Cash is no longer trash for investors

      Attractive yields make the case for building a savings pot for future bargains

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      Liquidity crunches make investors sit up

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      Inflation back at the top of the fear list for worrywart investors

      Washington’s deal on borrowing is a rare jolt of good news in a difficult year

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      Tide turns finally for Japanese stocks

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    • Friday, 12 May, 2023
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      Investors should brace for US debt ceiling turbulence

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      While financial accounts may be distorted by rising prices, the squeeze on corporate cash flow is more bearable

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      Mismatch grows between investor nerves and market moves

      Can Jay Powell engineer a slowdown in inflation without causing a crash?

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      Banks crisis looks short but lessons must be more enduring

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    • Friday, 7 April, 2023
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      Traditional investors are learning it’s tricky to be picky

      Gone are the days of relying on broad market shifts to construct a portfolio 

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