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There’s a lack of transparency with investors struggling to know what assets are worth

Big Tech is buying reactors. Washington is buying time. And Russia and China rule the nuclear-power world.

You can forget the 4% rule — this strategy can set you up for life.

Trump gets the blame as investors snub Iran reprieve. Even a Truth Social post may not save stocks.

Shares in Swedish-headquartered retailer H&M fell as much as 7% on Thursday after the group said it expects to lose more profit to markdowns in the current quarter.

Investors are waking up to the harsh realities and the financial penalties of a reordered, reactionary world.

The worldwide pandemic has started an inflationary boom that will last three decades, which means investors should turn to high-quality stocks rather than bonds for inflation protection, according to Morgan Stanley’s chief U.S. equity strategist.

Strategists at JPMorgan find the current buildup of cash by investors is nowhere near that which was seen after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

“I’m not concerned about leaving money to the next generation.”

Investors should look beyond the immediate headlines of war and the energy price shock and instead focus on fundamentals and climb the proverbial wall of worry, one leading bank says.

As tech platforms make trading more accessible than ever, financial firms are finding new ways to reach young investors before they’re old enough to drive.

Oil prices climbed on Thursday as the war in Iran approaches its one-month mark, with little sign of an end in sight.