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LVMH just put the champagne back on ice (in a good way) with a monster jump that hints luxury is officially out of its slump (handbags up, spirits high, clutches… still impractical). In other news, the US-China tariff tit-for-tat that spooked markets, pushed safe-haven gold even shinier, and could make your next smartphone pricier. Vic explains why volatility can be a sneaky gift for long-term investors, Strava is stretching for an IPO (run clubs, assemble), and the UK is eyeing a trim to cash ISAs to nudge more of us into investing -smart if you diversify, smarter if you don’t blindly go all-in on the FTSE. Plus, a tiny Taylor Swift sales flex and a very important programming note: should Curve Weekly land on Monday or Tuesday? Vote in the poll or leave a comment!
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WTF does that mean? A guide to all the jargony bits:Tariffs – A tax on imports. Governments love this drama.Trade War – Countries throwing tariffs at each other.Rare Earth Metals – Power your phone and EV.Volatility – Market mood swings. Big ups and downs.Active Management – Pros trying to beat the market.IPO – Company’s stock market debut.Market Cap – What a company’s worth.ISA – UK tax-free savings/investing account.S&P500 - Top 500 U.S. companiesFTSE 100 – Top 100 UK companies.Dollar Cost Averaging – Invest little by little, every month.ETF – A basket of shares in one.
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