US President Trump has announced a sweeping 50% tariff on copper imports, effective 1st August, aiming to bolster domestic supply. US copper futures surged 13% following the news.

The last quarter saw investors circle through the full spectrum of psychological states as they dealt with the consequences of President Donald Trump’s economic agenda.

Charlie and Fahad delve into the complexities of market corrections, focusing on how unexpected events like President Donald Trump’s tariff announcements can trigger dramatic changes in the market.

We recently experienced how quickly events like President Trump's tariff policies and rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East can change market conditions. These types of events highlight why facts are so important when markets are volatile. It's an opportune moment to step back and consider the broader picture.

1. US driving the sentiment Recent market sentiment has been shaped by evolving US trade strategy, a cooling inflation report, and...

Over recent months, we've seen how politics can destabilise markets. Using new illustrations in our Investors' Guide to Markets, we examine how advisers can support clients through uncertain times and what we can learn from previous periods of market volatility.

After a volatile start to the year that threatened prolonged portfolio turmoil, May delivered a growing sense of calm that few investors...

Live from Money Marketing Interactive Leeds! Sarah Kennedy and Charlie Parker host industry experts to talk FOMO, social media and AI.