With Donald Trump eyeing a return to the White House, Europe faces a critical test. His vision signals a lasting shift in America’s global role — one that challenges EU reliance on transatlantic ties. But within this threat lies an opportunity: to strengthen Europe’s strategic autonomy. By unlocking the full power of the single market and euro, the EU can reduce dependency, boost resilience, and assert itself on the world stage.

Rising tensions between Israel and Iran have sparked fresh concern in global headlines — but so far, financial markets have remained calm. While past conflicts in the Middle East have triggered oil shocks and inflation, today’s dynamics are different. The key question for investors: could this latest escalation disrupt global energy flows and destabilise markets, or is the risk already priced in?

When you invest in a US index like the S&P 500, it’s easy to assume you’re spreading your risk across hundreds of companies. But in reality, your portfolio may be riding on the fortunes of just a handful of giant tech stocks — leaving you more exposed than you think.

Juggling multiple pension pots from different jobs? You’re not alone. Bringing them together in one place can cut through the confusion, reduce costs, and help you take better control of your retirement planning—all while potentially growing your savings faster.

With £280 billion languishing in accounts earning zero interest, UK savers are missing out on billions in potential returns. As interest rates rise, it’s time to rethink where your money is going and how to make it work harder for you.

US government bonds—long considered a safe harbour during market storms—have stumbled alongside equities in the wake of new tariff tensions, leaving investors questioning whether their go-to safety net still holds up.

Markets have taken a hit recently, leaving some investors questioning their next move—but history shows that staying invested often beats trying to time things perfectly. Here’s why a long-term view could be your best strategy.

The markets have been on a rollercoaster, what could cause them to stabilise – or fall further.

Global markets took a hit following Donald Trump’s surprise “Liberation Day” tariff announcement, sparking fears of a renewed trade war. With tariffs ranging from 10% to 50% on a wide range of imports, investors are now grappling with the potential impact on inflation, interest rates, and global economic growth.