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Daily Financial Advice from Money Morning

The three planks of Boris-onomics

Boris Johnson, our probable future PM, will have to act fast to put Britain back on its feet, say Matthew Lynn.
The post The three planks of Boris-onomics was first published on MoneyWeek.

US tech companies face a new tax on revenues

American technology companies make billions, yet pay pennies in tax. New levies in France and Britain seek to change that. But will they work as intended? 
The post US tech companies face a new tax on revenues was first published on MoneyWeek.

The charts that matter: the un-inverting of the yield curve

The US bond yield curve turned positive again at the tail end of this week. John Stepek looks at how it affects the charts that matter the most to the global economy.
The post The charts that matter: the un-inverting of the yield curve was first published on MoneyWeek.

Currency Corner: what’s next for the euro?

Despite having only existed for 20 years, the euro is the world's second-most traded currency and the second-largest reserve currency. Dominic Frisby looks at its performance against the dollar and the yen, and where it might go next.
The post Currency Corner: what’s next for the euro? was first published on MoneyWeek.

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