James Baxter-Derrington

Six decades ago, an unfamiliar contributor received their debut byline in the business pages of The Daily Telegraph, attached to an article that wouldn't feel out of place were it to hit the presses in 2024.

Just as Britain’s economic storm calms, Trump’s return is about to unleash new challenges

Fantasy worlds commanded by small plastic figurines are making shareholders rich

From mortgage rates to taxe rises, find out what Britain’s confidence crisis means for your money

The Chancellor has made a mountain out of a molehill – and is willing a disaster into existence

As things stand, we are not barreling towards economic disaster. But we are at risk of willing it into existence.

Saba is not the ‘white knight’ it claims to be – but its industry certainly needs saving

There has been a virtuous and noble outcry from the investment trust world over the past month as it attempts to rally a patriotic strike force to repel a foreign interloper.

I can't believe I'm having to write this. Three days before Donald Trump's inauguration as the 47th President of the United States, the second only

$TRUMP literally isn’t an asset