ArchivesMagazine - 25 Jul 2019Oil giants BP and Shell unlikely to benefit despite Iran tensions The days of oil prices spiking by $20 to $30 a barrel on geopolitical events are probably over 25 July 2019|News < What Boris Johnson in Number 10 means for the markets Ted Baker shares jump on takeover chatter > Issue: 25 Jul 2019 - Page 6 | Contents Next: Ted Baker shares jump on takeover chatter Previous: What Boris Johnson in Number 10 means for the markets Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. Yoosof Farah Issue Contents Ask Tom ‘How can I access pension money and still save into the pot?’ Editor's View Is appetite waning for property bonds? Exchange-Traded Funds Using ETFs to play the thriving robotics theme Feature Big US bet: can UK gambling companies finally crack the States? How transparent are fund managers with short positions versus longs? Emerging markets: Views from the experts Middle East investing moves into the mainstream Funds Investors turn their back on absolute return funds Great Ideas Time to buy Ocado as it reaches a major turning point Learning Technologies keeps on growing Why we’ve changed our view on Pershing Square Bargain opportunity as Artemis fund sharpens focus We're up 66% on EI Group trade thanks to takeover bid Industry finally spots value in Amerisur Resources Investment Trusts Alliance Trust yet to beat its target with new strategy News What Boris Johnson in Number 10 means for the markets ASOS, Fevertree, PZ Cussons and the week’s other big news Oil giants BP and Shell unlikely to benefit despite Iran tensions Ted Baker shares jump on takeover chatter Personal Finance Top tips for making your money go further on holiday Russ Mould Mounting debt haunts rate cut bonanza Under The Bonnet Why returns from Imperial Brands have gone up in smoke