ArchivesMagazine - 20 Jan 2022Oil hitting $100 could take the FTSE 100 to new record highs Inflationary pressures are building as crude markets hit their highest level since 2015 20 January 2022|News < Wage inflation could hurt many shares Why China has bucked a global trend by cutting rates > Issue: 20 Jan 2022 - Page 7 | Contents Next: Why China has bucked a global trend by cutting rates Previous: Wage inflation could hurt many shares Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. Tom Sieber Issue Contents Ask Tom Will my wife pay inheritance tax on my pension when I die? Danni Hewson Supermarkets’ fight goes beyond price Editor's View ASOS to leave AIM: why this matters to investors Education How to buy US shares: the key points to consider Feature Discover the cheap AIM stocks offering sustainable growth Cheap US stocks: How to find them and six to buy now Discover the FTSE 350 growth stocks trading at a discount to the market Why bitcoin’s future hangs in the balance Funds The best performing European small cap funds Great Ideas CentralNic lets its numbers do the talking FDM has the solution for IT staff shortages The UK trust with a history of beating the FTSE 250 Time to give up on Currys as an investment Stick with Frontier Developments despite share price slump Why you should keep buying Marks & Spencer shares News THG’s shares take another hit on growth and margin setback Why China has bucked a global trend by cutting rates Oil hitting $100 could take the FTSE 100 to new record highs The trusts trading well below their 10-year average valuation Unilever’s food arm could be sold amid shift in strategy Wage inflation could hurt many shares Billions wiped off the value of construction stocks Under The Bonnet How ProCook plans to conquer the kitchen