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Russian President Vladimir Putin appears on a television screen at the stock market in Frankfurt, Germany. Russia's military offensive in Ukraine has accelerated inflation fears and rattled global markets. AP
Should investors brace for surging inflation over Russia-Ukraine crisis?

Central banks risk making a major monetary policy mistake by rushing to raise interest rates to rein in soaring prices, analysts say

MoneyMarch 01, 2022
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Markets are on tenterhooks as they wait to see if Russia will invade Ukraine. AFP
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Russia-Ukraine crisis: how worried should investors be?

Stock markets typically crash as war talk intensifies but history shows that volatility can quickly pass, experts say

MoneyFebruary 22, 2022
The FTSE 100 has climbed a modest 2.5 per cent year-to-date, but that looks relatively good with the S&P down 5 per cent and the Nasdaq falling almost 10 per cent. Photo: Bloomberg
Why are UK stocks suddenly outperforming US markets?

A resurgent banking sector, rising energy and commodity prices and high yields are driving the FTSE 100 stock rally

MoneyFebruary 15, 2022
Nick Donaldson / Getty
How investors can survive a bear market

A market crash is an opportunity for investors to pick up value stocks – not panic and sell

MoneyFebruary 08, 2022
A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. As the low interest-rate environment comes to an end, value investing is making a comeback for investors. Reuters
Why is there a resurgence in value stocks?

Growth stocks such as Apple, Tesla and Amazon have become too expensive for investors as the era of low interest rates draws to a close

MoneyFebruary 01, 2022
Technology stocks are expensive after years of runaway success and this makes them vulnerable as interest rates rise, experts say. Alamy
Is it game over for Big Tech and Bitcoin?

Bearish investors shift into risk-off mode as the Omicron variant and inflation continue to spread

MoneyJanuary 25, 2022
With 2.5 billion members, Generation Z is an economic powerhouse, projected to be the highest-earning generation in less than 10 years, earning more than $40 trillion annually. Getty Images
Generation Z now has an ETF that reflects its values

The low-cost fund was founded by two teenagers but is managed by old Wall Street hands

MoneyJanuary 17, 2022
Investors must consider both the risks and rewards of all investments and should aim to hold them for a period of years rather than months. Getty Images
Three ways to invest $10,000 in the next three months

As Covid-19 and inflation concerns weigh on global markets, UK stocks, renewable energy and the US dollar could help investors take advantage of a recovery

MoneyJanuary 10, 2022
A trader on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Global shares rose by 17.3 per cent in 2021, as measured by the MSCI World index. AP
What is the best way to invest your money in 2022?

Shares, property and cryptocurrency are floating on a sea of fiscal and monetary stimulus

MoneyJanuary 03, 2022
The US Dollar Index is ending the year trading more than 7 per cent higher, its biggest annual gain in six years. Reuters
Which currencies will be the top performers in 2022?

Delta and Omicron uncertainty and strong US economic growth boost the greenback’s safe haven appeal

MoneyDecember 27, 2021
Prime residential prices in Miami grew a world-beating 22 per cent this year and it will lead the pack in 2022, with prices expected to rise 10 per cent, according to Knight Frank. AFP
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Is 2022 the year to buy property?

Omicron, inflation and higher interest rates could weigh on real estate demand, experts say

MoneyDecember 20, 2021
Some investors will have made some decent returns this year, while others may have bitten off more than they could chew in the meme stocks craze that gripped markets in January this year. Getty Images
What are your top investment regrets of 2021?

Meme stocks, Tesla, Big Tech, cryptocurrencies and NFTs offered the best returns this year

MoneyDecember 13, 2021
South Korea’s biggest boy band BTS has been caught up in a scandal after a cryptocurrency-based pension scheme called Army Coin claimed to offer lifetime financial support to the group's followers. Photo: AP
Bitget's suspension by Singapore over BTS dispute welcomed by crypto experts

The move will help the city-state's regulator expand its powers and become a global centre for the digital coin sector

MoneyDecember 09, 2021
Low-cost trading app Robinhood and its army of social media traders is partly responsible for the revival in interest for active investing. Bloomberg
How freewheeling millennials and Gen Z are driving the active trading trend

Young investors are ignoring passive fund investing even though it is cheaper and more rewarding in the long run

MoneyDecember 06, 2021
Traders work at the New York Stock Exchange at the start of trading on Monday following Friday's steep decline in global stocks over fears of the new Omicron Covid-19 variant discovered in South Africa. Getty Images / AFP
Omicron market meltdown: how worried should investors be?

Analysts expect a choppy few weeks as investors take profits and buy the dips

MoneyDecember 02, 2021
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