This Jupiter Merlin Weekly discusses how NATO’s support for Ukraine has restored its purpose after Afghanistan, and why it now faces a test of leadership it mustn’t fail.

Jon Wallace discusses innovations in detecting methane and the importance of an agreement by major nations to reduce emissions of this harmful gas.

The Jupiter Merlin team consider the US debt ceiling deal approved by Congress, which avoids a government default without addressing the country’s troubled balance sheet.

Inflation remains transitory, but it’s putting central banks under pressure and at risk of making a policy mistake, says Ariel Bezalel, Head of Strategy, Fixed Income.

UK inflation is stickier than in other developed economies, but the Bank of England must keep a watchful eye on the property markets. In this webcast Richard Buxton gives his views on markets and answers questions from listeners.

The Jupiter Merlin team discuss the policy landscape in the US, where the White House and the Federal Reserve seem at odds over how to deal with rising inflation.

Ned Naylor-Leyland and Daniel March discuss why demand for silver is outstripping supply and what this imbalance may mean for investors in the white metal.

As COP26 speeches end and the hard negotiating begins, the Jupiter Merlin team look at the as-yet unknown and unquantifiable consequences of these revolutionary times.

The Jupiter Merlin team imagine what the Bank of England Governor might say to the Chancellor, then assess who’s ahead in the net zero arms race?

The Jupiter Merlin team discuss the policy landscape in the US, where the White House and the Federal Reserve seem at odds over how to deal with rising inflation.

The Jupiter Merlin team examine President Zelensky’s efforts to obtain jets from Ukraine’s NATO allies, an endeavour fraught with logistical and political difficulties.

As COP26 speeches end and the hard negotiating begins, the Jupiter Merlin team look at the as-yet unknown and unquantifiable consequences of these revolutionary times.

Niall Gallagher examines Europe’s donut economy – where growth in periphery countries outpaces the core – and how disparity in energy prices could be driving this.

There are many misconceptions about the equities market in smaller and midsize companies in the UK.

Ariel Bezalel and Harry Richards outline how their strategy adapted tactically to market conditions in 2025, and how its positioned for the future. Marketing Communication. Capital at risk.

The Jupiter Merlin team discuss the UK’s fuel crisis, China’s economic slump, and central banks that have all their fingers crossed that they’re right about inflation.

In this detailed assessment of the geopolitical landscape, Alastair Irvine discusses the rising tensions between major global powers and considers the investment view.

In the wake of the Australian submarine row with France, the Jupiter Merlin team examines how schisms in the western defence alliances can have far-reaching consequences.