Will Kirkman

'Truss is using emerging market medicine to fix our developed economy'

A dwindling economy can have a devastating impact on people's finances – but how likely is it, and what steps can you take?

Investors shouldn't have to choose between 'growth' and 'safety' – this stock offers both

Savers rush to annuities as bond chaos boosts income

Millennials harbour 'unrealistic' retirement age expectations, study finds

Questor share tip: margins at this UK company were already ‘fantastically high’ before exchange rate boosted them

Premium Bonds are worth buying again – even if it takes 45 years to win big

All of greater London will be subject to the charge

This briefing highlights the capacity of different countries to manufacture legacy semiconductors, as well as any planned expansions. It also quantifies China's outsized role in planned capacity expansions. The White House announced (link is external) a major increase in tariffs on China's legacy semiconductor sector in May 2024.

This paper addresses the challenges China's economic policies and integration into the global financial system are generating for U.S. companies, investors, and agencies charged with ensuring stability, transparency, and risk management practices.