ArchivesMagazine - 15 May 2025UK consumer confidence falls as unemployment begins to rise ‘No cause for concern yet’ but retail and leisure firms face ‘challenging’ times 15 May 2025|News|by Ian Conway Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < Explaining the lump sum allowance and the money purchase annual allowance Pharma stocks face volatility on US plan to reduce drug prices > Issue: 15 May 2025 - Page 9 | Contents Next: Pharma stocks face volatility on US plan to reduce drug prices Previous: Explaining the lump sum allowance and the money purchase annual allowance Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email Ian Conway Issue Contents Ask Rachel Explaining the lump sum allowance and the money purchase annual allowance Editor's View Are we past the peak of uncertainty or is this just the beginning? Education Five steps to invest like Warren Buffett Exchange-Traded Funds Riding the storm of stock market uncertainty with low-volatility ETFs Feature Quality stocks Everything has changed and yet nothing has changed at Berkshire Hathaway UK dividends fall in first quarter due to fewer specials and more buybacks Great Ideas Discover why automated postal machine operator InPost is one of Europe’s fastest growing companies Gear4music’s recovery story should strike a chord with investors JD Wetherspoon continues to demonstrate resilient trading News Markets enjoy relief rally as China and US step back from brink of all-out trade war Pharma stocks face volatility on US plan to reduce drug prices UK consumer confidence falls as unemployment begins to rise Why shares in sofa seller DFS Furniture are springing back Raft of bad news sends Mobico shares 62% lower year-to-date Russ Mould Chip stocks can show if the economy (and stock markets) are cracked (or not) Week Ahead Focus on cyber attack as Marks & Spencer readies full-year results Will the struggling US housing market weigh on Home Depot?
