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  • China wants to create a tech landscape where the US can no longer hurt it

    July 2, 2019

    Global markets have rallied on the reignition of trade talks between the US and China, after the meeting between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping at the weekend. But analysts say China is already adapting to the changing business landscape, and that trade – and particularly, technological – relations will never be the same again. Meeting [...]

  • Facebook’s cryptocurrency Libra could run into tax trouble say lawyers

    July 1, 2019

    Facebook’s new cryptocurrency Libra could face serious tax issues that could hamper its widespread takeup, according to City lawyers. Earlier this month, the social media giant confirmed plans to launch Libra which is intended to be a new global currency that can improve access to the financial system. Tax lawyers from Magic Circle law firm [...]

  • Investors ignore Japan at their peril

    July 1, 2019

    In the seventeenth century, Japan experienced a long period of isolation from the outside world, known as sakoku. Now it is contending with a different type of seclusion, as international investors continue to ignore the archipelago. Japan is unloved and oversold by investors. The average exposure of 318 funds in the Investment Association’s global sector [...]

  • Opec agrees to extend oil supply cuts by nine months

    July 1, 2019

    Oil cartel Opec agreed to extend supply cuts by nine months today, in an attempt to maintain the price of oil in face of soaring US production and fears of a global economic slowdown. Opec is meeting today in Vienna and is holding a further meeting tomorrow with Russia and other allies. Opec and its [...]

  • Senior women in finance call for female-led IPOs to triple

    July 1, 2019

    Senior women from top financial institutions have called for the number of female-led businesses going public to triple by 2025. Leading women from major banks, law firms and insurance companies gathered at the opening of the London Stock Exchange this morning to call for change as part of a campaign by the WealthiHer Network.  Read [...]

  • Long story short: What investors can learn from Carl Icahn and Netflix

    July 1, 2019

    Seven years ago, shareholders in Netflix – the S&P 500 listed provider of online movies and shows – suffered a crushing loss as it disastrously attempted to raise prices and restructure.  Roughly one million customers cancelled their subscriptions. Netflix’s share price plummeted to less than $53 from $300 in a matter of weeks, a loss [...]

  • Bitcoin crashes from libra high after Coinbase outage

    June 27, 2019

    Bitcoin sank almost $2,000 to give up gains last night as volatility returned after the cryptocurrency approached $14,000. Read more: Bitcoin surges towards $13,000 thanks to Facebook libra Facebook libra’s launch had buoyed bitcoin, pushing the price up until it was just shy of $14,000 last night, its highest level since January 2018. But over [...]

  • Bitcoin: Is it starting to feel like 2017 all over again?

    June 27, 2019  |  City Talk

    By Gary McFarlane from interactive investor. Bitcoin’s decisive break above the psychologically important $10,000 mark – with $11,000 breached over the weekend and in sight again – is being driven by institutional investors and the afterglow from Facebook’s Libra news, despite the regulatory and political pushback against Mark Zuckerberg’s global money plans.  Also, the recommendations, as expected, from [...]

  • Carney warns that Woodford-style funds are ‘built on a lie’

    June 26, 2019

    The governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney blasted funds like Neil Woodford’s today which he said were “built on a lie”.  Woodford’s flagship £3.7bn Equity Income Fund was frozen earlier this month after it was hit by a wave of withdrawals it could not meet. Carney told MPs on the Treasury Committee that [...]

  • Oil price rises on lower US stockpiles

    June 26, 2019

    Oil prices jumped today on the back of news that US crude inventories had fallen by more than expected. International benchmark Brent crude was up 1.2 per cent to $65.87 per barrel, after reaching highs of $66.24 earlier in the day. Read more: It’s no mystery who is behind the Gulf of Oman attack, or [...]

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