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From the editor...

Price rise of the week

Another blow for bullish US investors

When will gold recover?

US yield curve signals recession

Emerging markets mature

Viewpoint

Worries are piling up in Warsaw

Pandemic star implodes • Online furniture retailer Made flourished during the pandemic, but never turned a profit. Now it’s gone bust. Matthew Partridge reports

Housing downturn hits Persimmon

Zero-Covid takes a bite out of Apple

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

A German view

IPO watch

Hard rain falls on climate summit • Meeting past promises is all but impossible and agreeing to future ones is hard. Emily Hohler reports

A new winter of discontent

Democrats hold the line • A mid-term wipe-out failed to materialise. Matthew Partridge reports

Germany divided over China ties

Betting on politics

News

Britain’s migration crisis • Despite regular promises to put a lid on migration, record numbers of asylum seekers and other irregular migrants are arriving on our shores. Why, and what is to be done? Simon Wilson reports

The shrinking trillion-dollar club • The tech giants have fallen out of an elite club. We may not see their likes again for a long time

City talk

In search of the next boom • The assets that do best in this cycle are unlikely to be the ones that beat the world over the past decade

I wish I knew what a barbell strategy was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask

Guru watch • David Rosenberg, founder, Rosenberg Research

Best of the financial columnists

Money talks

Going nuclear is the only option

Austerity is a political choice

Jamie’s £1 horrors

Zuckerberg is killing Facebook

The huge potential in smaller companies • Stockmarket minnows have fared particularly poorly in the downturn. But their record is excellent. If you choose carefully, you can find some long-term winners at bargain prices, says Matthew Partridge

What to buy now

The carry crash in the UK gilt market • There were bigger forces at work than “Trussonomics” in last month’s bond meltdown, says Tim Lee

Will gilt prices fall for 40 years? • A four-decade bond bull market is over. Max King reveals what happens next

Unusual discounts in infrastructure • Digital 9 and Cordiant are both trading at less than net asset value, but one looks more attractive

Activist watch

Short positions... Property funds’ £1bn London sale

Investors could clean up with Reckitt • The consumer-goods giant has struggled in recent years, but it is now getting its act together

The board is gaining confidence

Peak season for annuities • Higher gilt yields mean it’s a good time to buy this pension product

Lifetime Isa savers lose out

Pocket money... using bitcoin to buy a pint of milk

How to fight the fraudsters • Pensions scammers are...