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From the editor-in-chief...

A storm in a McFlurry cup

Good week for:

Bad week for:

Why inflation matters more than war

Index firms write off Russia

Dividends soar back in 2021

EM investors turn cautious

Viewpoint

The scale of the energy shock

A rush to cut Russia ties • Investors in London-listed Russian stocks such as metals giant EN+ face an uncertain future, with most firms suspended. Matthew Partridge reports

Thumbs down for ITV’s big plans

City talk

MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to this week’s share tips

A Singaporean view

IPO watch

The West moves to tighten the taps • Putin’s war machine relies on energy exports. Can we survive without them? Emily Hohler reports

Rich Russians are a headache for Johnson

Finns and Swedes eye Nato • But joining would be a tricky and risky business. Matthew Partridge reports

Britain’s shameful foot-dragging on refugees

Betting on politics

News

The way we live now... fighting the fraudsters of wine

News

A big blow for “net zero” ambitions • Switching the world economy over from fossil fuels to green alternatives was always going to be a challenge. It just got a lot harder. Simon Wilson reports

Rishi must tighten the purse strings • We can’t turn to the printing press every time there’s a crisis. It’s time to face up to reality

Who’s getting what

Nice work if you can get it

Pricing Armageddon • The war in Ukraine has left investment analysts pondering how to put a price on existential risks

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

Guru watch • Cathie Wood, founder/CEO, ARK Invest

Best of the financial columnists

Money talks

We have reason to fear the nukes

This war was long foretold

What would Makhno do?

What have we learned  so far?

An unwelcome merger deal • A deal to buy its own manager makes this high-yielding debt fund less appealing

Activist watch

Short positions... the big freeze on Russian assets

Keeping Rover in rude health • Pet ownership has grown due to the pandemic. That’s good news for animal health stocks, says Dr Mike Tubbs

Four top plays on pet health

How to win the “inner game” of investing • Irrational emotions have a large impact on markets. In this extract from his new book, Matthew Partridge discusses how to curb your own flaws and take advantage of those of others

A new way to get airmiles • The Barclaycard Avios and Avios Plus are more widely accepted than Amex

Child benefit pension trap

Pocket money... a table-topping 1% from Virgin Money

The start-up gender gap • New initiatives aim to remove barriers for female entrepreneurs

New reliefs on business rates

Petty cash... no need for NI messages

It’s time to buy Asos • The once-pricey...