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  • Trading the covid commodities contango

    May 26, 2020  |  Sponsored

    In the last 12 years, the oil market has thrice collapsed and twice recovered. But this latest downturn, driven by a covid-tainted drop in demand and a Russo-Saudi price war, has analysts scratching their heads. Can the market rebound from this? The price of US oil turned negative for the first time in history last [...]

  • Good trading is about decision making

    May 26, 2020  |  Sponsored

    Trading strategies aren’t really ‘picked’. They manifest and evolve based on skill level, risk tolerance, and market exposure; balancing technical expertise against fundamentals and often, a hunch, or gut feeling. Whether seeking a passive income, wealth preservation, or capital appreciation, your approach will be as unique as your style, budget, and needs. When picking a [...]

  • Balance sheet erosion and impact on share prices

    May 26, 2020  |  Sponsored

    As the virus has grown, so balance sheets have shrunk. In this global health crisis, it is not just people who are ill. Against conditions already uncertain with a trade war and Brexit, this crisis has shaken the bones of the stock market, exposing fragile finances at more than a few firms.  Some zombies, unable [...]

  • Asian stocks rise on global lockdown easing optimism

    May 26, 2020

    Asian stocks jumped today on optimism over the loosening of lockdowns around the world and hopes the global economy can get back on track. Japan’s Nikkei 225 rose 2.8 per cent to 21,322, MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan added1.4 per cent and South Korea rose 1.1 per cent. There were also hopes [...]

  • Coronavirus: New York Stock Exchange trading floors reopen

    May 26, 2020

    The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) will today reopen its trading floors following a two-month closure caused by the coronavirus outbreak. In March the bourse announced it would close its trading floor and move to electronic trading for the first time in its history after one employee and a trader tested positive for Covid-19. In [...]

  • Markets live: FTSE 100 and US stocks slip on rising Hong Kong tensions

    May 22, 2020

    The FTSE 100 closed in the red and US stocks fell as investors weighed up rising US-China tensions in the wake of Beijing’s move to assert its authority in Hong Kong. The UK’s blue-chip index fell around two per cent this morning but pared some of its losses throughout the day. It finished 0.3 per [...]

  • BP slashes management team in half amid green energy push

    May 22, 2020

    BP is cutting the size of its top management team by more than half as part of new boss Bernard Looney’s plan to make the oil giant a net zero emissions company. The FTSE 100 giant will cut its leadership positions to roughly 120 from 250 with many veteran executives set to leave in the [...]

  • Facebook shops for customers as e-commerce explodes

    May 22, 2020  |  City Talk

    Do you remember when you needed a new item of clothing and headed to the high-street to browse the shops? Perhaps a few try-ons in different places before making your selection? Coronavirus means that’s obviously not possible at the moment, meaning a choice of either waiting until lockdown passes or going online. More and more [...]

  • Covid-19: the inescapable truths faced by investors

    May 22, 2020  |  City Talk

    Investors will need to be more agile than ever as Covid-19 reinforces many of the trends driving the world economy prior to the outbreak. “At the beginning of the plague, when there was now no more hope but that the whole city would be visited; when all that had friends or estates in the country [...]

  • Why’s everyone talking about Italy (again)?

    May 22, 2020  |  City Talk

    Italy went into this crisis in a more precarious situation than most. Here Senior European Economist and Strategist Azad Zangana explains why. This is going to be the deepest recession for the eurozone economy in modern times. Just as Italy has been one of the hardest hit nations in the Covid-19 crisis, there are fears [...]

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