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From the executive editor...

Inflation squeeze of the week

An era of high inflation has arrived

Eurozone heads for paralysis

Taiwan props up its stockmarket

The junk-bond bubble bursts

Viewpoint

■ The era of globalisation is not over

Alibaba: hacked off • The Chinese tech giant is at the centre of a huge data-breach scandal – and the clampdown on the sector could now intensify. Matthew Partridge reports

Aston Martin fuelled by Saudi cash

GSK spin-off Haleon is heavy with debt

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

A German view

IPO watch

Short-changed in Saudi Arabia • Joe Biden had little to show for cosying up to the country he called a pariah. Jasper Spires reports

China’s youth unemployment crisis

And then there were two • The Tory leadership contest is in its final phase. Matthew Partridge reports

The silent disaster of heatwaves

Betting on politics

News

Aviation sector in new nosedive • Airlines and airports seem woefully unprepared for the rebound in demand for flights after the pandemic. Why? And when will the outlook improve? Simon Wilson reports

The lesson from the Uber scandal • Lobbying politicians will always backfire. Tech firms should openly stand up for free markets

City talk

Don’t get too comfortable • Stocks have a good way further to fall, if this measure of how comfy investors feel is anything to go by

I wish I knew what a p/e ratio was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask

Guru watch

Best of the financial columnists

Money talks

Chile’s crackpot constitution

Battling investment bullsh*t

The Chinese enemy within

Does money buy happiness?

A reliable source of inflation-linked income • Real estate investment trusts (Reits) offer investors access to a wide range of commercial and residential property assets. Rupert Hargreaves explains why we rate them so highly

A terrible six months for investment trusts • The first half has not been kind to closed-end funds owing to their skew towards growth stocks and the global downturn, says Max King. But they will recover

A double discount in Korea • The Weiss Korea Opportunity Fund offers a way to buy leading companies at a 50% discount

Activist watch

Short positions... Ruffer gets ready

A temporary setback for Argentex • This currency-exchange specialist has missed expectations, but growth should resume next year

Tripped up by ambitious forecasts

How to outrun rising rates • Mortgage payments are rising, but there are ways to mitigate the impact

Protect your savings pot

Pocket money... don’t rush to cash in your pension

Protecting your pension • How to shield your retirement fund from market turmoil

Inflation to hit big schemes

News round-up

Be ready for the post-pandemic travel boom • A professional investor tells us where he’d put...