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From the editor...

Bursting bubble of the week

Beware of cheap emerging markets

Who will follow Sri Lanka into a debt crisis?

Why isn’t gold doing better?

Cracks appearing in China

Viewpoint

■ British mid-caps beat US large-caps

VW boss runs out of road • The auto titan’s tenure at the German car giant came to a premature end after he fell foul of the group’s powerful owners. Matthew Partridge reports

Martin Sorrell’s S4 slips up

An Anglo-French satellite merger

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

A German view

IPO watch

Game over for “Super Mario” • Italy’s dysfunctional political system has seen off another prime minister. Jasper Spires reports

US-China tensions come to a simmer over Taiwan

Who will be the next PM? • The debate has generated much heat and little light. Matthew Partridge reports

Food supply deal in jeopardy after Russia strikes

Betting on politics

News

Will the euro crisis flare up again? • With Italy’s borrowing costs rising quickly, and inflation climbing, the European Central Bank has unveiled a new tool to help indebted states. Is it 2012 all over again? Alex Rankine reports

Big Tech’s push into medicine • The technology giants have long wanted a slice of the medical action. They are making a big mistake

City talk

The market miseries • Fund managers feel as pessimistic now as they did in 2008 and early 2020. So is it time to fill your boots?

I wish I knew what growth and value were, but I’m too embarrassed to ask

Guru watch

Best of the financial columnists

Money talks

The apocalypse is upon us

China spurns skyscrapers

Turn on, tune in, drop out

We need family-centred policy

How to find the market’s solid soaraway stocks • The success of major indices is based on a handful of spectacular performers. Dr Mike Tubbs outlines the key characteristics of shares capable of rising tenfold or more – and suggests where to start looking

The benefits of a bond bear market • Falling prices and rising yields are bad for bondholders but good for pension savers, says Max King

A retail bond with a 6.5% yield • This new issue from LendInvest could be attractive to income seekers willing to take some risk

Activist watch

Short positions... Jupiter slashes Starling valuation

Dunelm will keep growing • The furniture retailer is well placed to take more market share from rivals

Trading techniques… too hot to handle

How my tips have fared

Safeguard your estate • The inheritance-tax threshold will remain frozen until 2026, but there are several ways to reduce your potential liability

Banks begin battle to entice savers

Pocket money... Help to Buy ends

Will the RLS come to the rescue? • The Recovery Loan Scheme’s extension could help firms still getting back on their feet after...