Stock market opinion

13% of UK investors plan to increase their bonds exposure while 8% are considering reducing their exposure to US equities

As crypto markets reawaken in 2025, we are seeing a geopolitical shift. There's a global sprint for digital asset dominance

The video gaming sector looks very hot in 2025: we look at some of the dynamics driving share price gains in the likes of Nintendo and Sony.

Under 45 investors are leaning heavily into Bitcoin as confidence in traditional currencies continues to evaporate.

Can retail investors access real estate with tokens? We talk to Bart de Bruijn of EstateX about this highly innovative area of the market.

Large foreign investors say they are shying away from Swiss financial services investments following the 2023 Credit Suisse debacle.

Jason Hsu, founder and CIO of fund manager Rayliant Global Advisors, asks some hard questions about US national debt.

The UK is weighing a visa scheme that would grant residency to individuals who commit substantial capital to high-growth sectors.

Despite a global contraction in volumes, green bonds remain the credible route for investors seeking transparency and regulatory alignment.

The game is still on for legacy automakers, who possess a wealth of heritage and design DNA to build upon.

China's stockmarket overtook Saudi Arabia to occupy second place, while the overall market cap growth in tech has slowed considerably.

Investment strategist Henrik Mikkelsen takes a look at the existential threat facing the European auto manufacturing sector.

What are professional investors asking AI about during the current market turbulence and how will that define Wall Street in the future?

PwC says the pipeline of companies wanting to IPO continues to grow with increased activity dependent on the macroeconomic environment.

Despite recent uncertainties, new research from Cambridge Advance Online reveals a sharp rise in interest in ESG investment opportunities.

Several experts gave us their take on the markets and what investors should be thinking about as global equities crash.

Trump has set out his stall in terms of the new tariffs regime, but traders will want to know how the rest of the world will respond.

Any narrowing of the range of investments that can be held in ISAs in the Spring Statement could be bad news for the investing public.

Enough is enough - our editor explains why he's closing his Saxo Stocks & Shares ISA account this month and going elsewhere.

Reflecting a pattern seen in the US. more hedge funds are coming to London to target listed companies and investment trusts.