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Helen Loveless

London
As seen in: This is Money, St. James's Place
Former journalist at Mail on Sunday, now a financial content editor. I'm fanatical about squash (playing), wine, reading, travelling.
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SpaceX and the billion-dollar indexing dilemma

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By Helen Loveless
| St. James's Place
SpaceX has become one of the largest companies on the planet. Yet despite its size, it currently doesn’t quality for inclusion in the US’s flagship stock market index, the S&P 500. Why? All stock market indices have eligibility criteria which companies must meet in order to be listed on them. These include the size and value of a business (the market cap of a company), as well as having a minimum number of their shares available to be traded publicly.
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A super El Nino and fertiliser shock – are food markets at risk?

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By Helen Loveless
| St. James's Place
News Investing A powerful El Nino weather phenomenon is expected during the second half of 2026, with the potential to reshape global weather patterns into next year. On its own, this could pose a meaningful risk to agricultural output across Asia and Africa. When combined with the sharp rise in energy prices since the start of the Iran conflict, and ongoing disruption to fertiliser supplies, this creates a more fragile outlook for global food production.
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Brexit – A decade in charts – how has the UK fared?

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By Helen Loveless
| St. James's Place
On 23 June 2016 the UK voted in a referendum to leave the European Union, by a narrow margin of 52% to 48%. The UK had been a member state of the EU since 1973 and the outcome of the vote – and the decision to abide by what was a legally non-binding referendum – caused widespread anger among ‘remainers’ and jubilation among ‘leavers’. While the fierceness of the debate may have dialled down over the past 10 years, Brexit still invokes strong feelings in many of us.
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