Auto Trader’s (AUTO) recent results were not well received. A slowdown in vehicle production and its position within a tight market is squeezing growth prospects. Our experts dive into what it means for investors.

It’s then on to the impact of the Budget. The panel unpacks what sectors will be most affected by the changes, and the potential cost-saving measures companies can take to mitigate rising NI contributions.

Last up, bond yields. Both the Budget and the US election will alter the fiscal outlook and our team look at who the winners and losers will be.

Dan Jones is joined by Mark Robinson, Alex Newman, Julian Hofmann and Hermione Taylor.

Editing by Madi Apthorpe

Timestamps

1:23 Auto Trader

13:25 The Budget

21:03 Bonds

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Returning a second time in the IC Interviews hot seat, Terry Smith is one of the biggest names in the investing world. Having set up the eponymous Fundsmith in 2010, he now manages more than £22bn of British savers’ money and has had his fair share of celebration and criticism.

Funds editor Dave Baxter and Smith unpack everything from Magnificent Seven stocks and the effect of weight-loss drugs on stock markets, to consumer staples and the reason Smith doesn’t want to own market favourite, Nvidia.

Also, find out what quality Smith looks for in companies and fund managers, plus why the fund’s allocation to UK stocks is so minimal.

Timestamps

00:38 Magnificent Seven stocks

3:52 Nvidia

6:41 AI

08:57 Consumer staples and weight-loss drugs

12:06 Novo Nordisk

17:36 What he looks for in companies

20:23 Nike

22:07 Asset allocation and share buybacks

24:48 UK companies and Asia

29:19 Financials

30:27 Judging when there’s a crisis versus a mispricing

35:09 Criticisms of the buy and sell process

39:44 Atlas Copco

41:44 Next and Autotrader

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The Autumn Budget brought a swathe of changes to the way investors can harness the most of the market. From capital gains changes to pensions, our team unpack what investors need to know.

Find out everything you need to know about the Budget

HSBC (HSBC) recently announced a reorganisation that will affect shareholders. The panel of experts report on what the business is set to achieve, and the outlook for interest income as base rates fall.

Last up, the team delve into what led to the small share rally for YouGov (YOU) after its latest trading update.

Timestamps

1:54 Budget

17:30 HSBC

26:16 YouGov

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