When the gold price is soaring, we should all be afraid
Donald Trump is at war with himself – and putting the might of the US economy at risk

Donald Trump is at war with himself – and putting the might of the US economy at risk
Markets are losing faith in America as the underwriter of the global financial order
The White House’s push for for expanded presidential power threatens US economic stability
After rate hikes and tax-free allowance cuts, it’s even more important to be a savvy investor
Answer these seven questions to determine how far you should go for a return on your cash
In a world where one tweet can send markets reeling, it’s time to get a grip on your assets
These accounts will see your savings grow at a guaranteed rate – but you need to lock them away for years
Bundesbank warns of financial strain throughout 2025 following bond-buying spree
Learn where to dial down volatility – and still benefit from healthy rewards
Telegraph Money talks you through the rewards – and the risks – of buying bonds
Citi, HSBC, Morgan Stanley and Royal Bank of Canada fined £100m by competition regulator
Labour’s Budget was terrible – but we have more to fear from pathological doom-mongering
Gilt purchases jump by a third as investors dodge Reeves’s capital gains raid
Without growth, higher inflation looms as the UK finances itself by printing more money
High inflation and surging interest rates hammer thousands of families
Rising borrowing costs are not all bad – Questor’s commodities exposure is serving us well
This Government’s fatal flaw is not its socialist radicalism, but its devotion to bankrupt economic orthodoxy
Holding gilts until maturity can generate healthy returns with virtually no risk
Rising debt costs and a stagnant economy have made the UK an economic outlier on the global stage
We are facing an era not of conventional austerity, but tax rises and spending cuts. It’s taxterity
The Chancellor could be forced into an emergency Budget. The Tories are licking their lips
With the preceding government Conservative in name only, the Chancellor has little time to change course
Fears of Rachel Reeves breaking her fiscal rules push buying volumes higher than mini-Budget levels