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  • Shocktober: Seven charts that tell the story of the stock market’s worst month in six years

    November 6, 2018  |  City Talk

    World stock markets fell 7.4 per cent in October as investors fretted about issues such as US-China trade tensions, European political uncertainty and the end of quantitative easing. The sell-off made it the worst monthly performance for stocks globally in the last six years and it’s the tenth worst in the last decade, as measured by the [...]

  • CoinGeek brings the world of crypto together in London

    November 6, 2018

    While outsiders’ interest in cryptocurrencies is often limited to their volatile prices, industry leaders will be debating a much wider agenda, including everyday uses of crypto, at a three-day conference in London at the end of November. Tickets can be bought with discount code “cityam20” on Eventbrite The CoinGeek Week Conference will feature entrepreneurs who [...]

  • Randgold profits rise ahead of shareholder vote on $6bn Barrick merger

    November 6, 2018

    Randgold Resources has reported a 25 per cent profit increase on the eve of a shareholder vote on its proposed $6bn (£4.6bn) merger with Barrick Gold. The gold miner said its profit for the third quarter was $73.2m, an increase on the $58m profit made in the second quarter, and up 20 per cent from the [...]

  • Currency vs money – The choice you didn’t know you had

    November 6, 2018

    Modern crypto projects face a series of obstacles ranging from plain operational issues to core conceptual principles by which the currency should be made. The most obvious and practical way of creating a digital currency is by getting to the root of the conventional currencies and connecting this virtual entity to real and valuable goods, [...]

  • Asda, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s to cut price of unleaded petrol by 2p

    November 6, 2018

    Supermarket giants Asda, Morrisons and Sainsbury's are locked in a pricing war after all three pledged to cut the price of fuel by 2p. The war was triggered by Asda's decision to cut the price of its unleaded fuel by 2p to 122.7p per litre. Rivals Morrisons and Sainsbury's announced soon after that they too would shave [...]

  • Pound hits two-week high as markets grow optimistic over Brexit deal

    November 6, 2018

    The pound hit a two-week high today as the markets expressed optimism that a Brexit deal is close. Sterling rose as high as 1.308 against the dollar this morning, its highest since 18 October, following a report from The Times that the EU was set to agree to compromise over the thorny issue of the Irish [...]

  • Bitcoin scam: Blue-tick Twitter accounts hacked to push bitcoin scams under Elon Musk’s name

    November 6, 2018

    Verified Twitter accounts were hacked yesterday by scammers who masqueraded as billionaire Elon Musk in an attempt to persuade users to part with bitcoins. Fashion firm Matalan, film distributor Pathe UK and Panthoen Books, a publishing house, were all hacked by scammers who proceeded to use promoted tweets to send their adverts out far and [...]

  • Truce or dare: A Trump stunt, or the end of the US-China trade war?

    November 6, 2018

    Last Thursday, Donald Trump took to Twitter to tell the world that trade talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping were “moving along nicely”. His words prompted a rise in Asian stock markets; the Shanghai Composite index climbed by almost 2.7 per cent during trading on Friday, and the Hang Seng surged by about 4.2 per cent, [...]

  • Which way for markets? It’s all about the midterms

    November 6, 2018

    Americans will cast their vote in the US midterm elections today, and the results will set the tone for stock markets around the world. All 435 seats in the House of Representatives are up for grabs, while 35 of the 100 Senate seats will be on offer too. The big picture result will centre around [...]

  • The UK remains ahead of the game in Europe’s tech sector

    November 6, 2018

    The UK has continued to lead the way for funding activity in the European technology sector, both in terms of startups attracting investment and UK-based investors fuelling the continent’s exciting new talent. British startups secured almost a quarter of all early-stage tech investment in Europe in the last three years, according to new figures revealed [...]

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