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  • Copper touches highest levels since 2012 as metals rally continues

    February 16, 2021

    Copper prices hit their highest levels in nearly a decade today as Chinese demand and the global economic recovery extended the red metal’s rally. For the third session in a row London Metal Exchange copper hit fresh multi-year peaks, having rallied by 93 per cent since last March. LME copper pushed up 0.3 per cent to $8,416.50 [...]

  • Maybe analyst recommendations DO add value

    February 16, 2021  |  City Talk

    This is something all investors know for a fact: following analyst buy or sell recommendations isn’t going to lead to outperformance in the long run. Or is it? A new study may cast some doubt on the conventional wisdom. In “Analyst Recommendations and Anomalies Across the Globe,” Vitor Azevedo and Sebastian Müller, CFA, examine 3.8 million analyst forecasts in [...]

  • Glencore reinstates dividend after slimming down debt

    February 16, 2021

    Glencore today said it will reinstate its dividend for the full year after improved second-half trading helped the mining giant trim its debt pile. The London-listed firm, which last year slashed its dividend in a bid to reduce debt, has proposed a payout of $1.6bn (£1.1bn) for 2020, or $0.12 per share. It follows an [...]

  • Up we go: Pound sterling approaches $1.40, hitting two-year-high thanks to Covid vaccine rollout

    February 15, 2021

    Pound sterling nears $1.40 after hitting two-year-high on Covid-19 vaccine rollout

  • UBS investment bank co-chief joins Euronext as chairman

    February 15, 2021

    Piero Novelli will leave his job as co-president of UBS’ investment bank to become chairman of the stock exchange operator Euronext.  The appointment, which was triggered by Euronext’s acquisition of Borsa Italiana last October, leaves Robert Karofsky in charge of the UBS division.  As part of the deal, Euronext reportedly agreed to have an Italian [...]

  • Oil prices climb above $63 for first time in 13 months

    February 15, 2021

    Oil prices rose above $63 for the first time since last January this morning as last week’s rally continued apace. The combination of hefty supply cuts, optimism over the global rollout of Covid vaccines, and tension in the Gulf sent prices up. Worldwide standard Brent Crude is currently up 1.2 per cent at $63.20, while [...]

  • Exclusive: Cyprus-focused miner set for London float

    February 15, 2021

    A mining firm targeting a number of gold and copper sites in Cyprus is set to announce its intention to float on London’s main market. Caerus Mineral Resources – named after the Greek god of opportunity – is looking to raise £2.3m on its main market debut. The firm will issue an announcement to the [...]

  • Made.com considers public listing amid pandemic boom

    February 12, 2021

    Online retailer Made.com is said to be mulling an IPO after a bumper year of sales amid the pandemic. The furniture specialist is in talks with banks about its options, which could include a public listing valuing the company at more than £500m, according to Sky News.  City PM understands Made.com has not yet appointed [...]

  • What to expect from the financial markets in 2021?

    February 12, 2021  |  Sponsored

    Among the many twists and turns of 2020, the behaviour of the financial markets stands out as particularly fascinating and bewildering. The discrepancy observed between the state of the underlying economy and the performance of stocks and other investment assets surprised even the more seasoned observer, as the underlying economy struggled through an unparalleled peace-time [...]

  • Shell says peak oil has passed as firm sets course for net zero by 2050

    February 11, 2021

    Oil giant Shell today declared that it had already passed peak oil production as it announced more stringent plans to eliminate carbon emissions by 2050. At its strategy day this morning, the Anglo-Dutch firm said that its oil production had reached its zenith in 2019, and would fall 1-2.0 per cent every year. It also [...]

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