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  • Euro leaps on ECB quantitative easing tapering rumours

    October 4, 2016

    The euro has shot up in late afternoon trading on rumours the European Central Bank is considering proposals for how to taper its quantitative easing programme. The euro jumped from £0.8730 against the pound, which was already suffering amid Brexit speculation, to £0.8787 in a 0.5 per cent pounce. Against the dollar, the single currency recovered [...]

  • Oil prices settle above $51 as Opec deal optimism abounds

    October 4, 2016

    Oil prices hit a four-month high today as investors felt increasingly optimistic about the ability of Opec to agree its first production cut in eight years. Brent crude, the global benchmark, rose 0.45 per cent to $51.12 per barrel in late afternoon trading. West Texas Intermediate crude swelled 0.08 per cent to $48.85. Investor sentiment has [...]

  • Housebuilder shares on the road to recovery after Brexit vote falls

    October 4, 2016

    Housebuilders' shares are on the road to recovering the losses they sustained after the Brexit vote on the back of chancellor Philip Hammond's announcement of a £5bn stimulus package for the industry. Hammond said yesterday that he would be setting aside money to encourage developers to build on surplus public land and to fund more [...]

  • Gold prices hit lowest level since EU referendum

    October 4, 2016

    Gold prices have dipped to their lowest level since the referendum in a big morning of movers-and-shakers on the global money markets. An ounce of the yellow stuff on the spot exchange markets will set you back $1,292 this morning, down 1.5 per cent from yesterday's close. That is the lowest price for gold since the UK [...]

  • FTSE 100 smashes through 7,000 as investors cheer falling pound

    October 4, 2016

    The FTSE 100 smashed past the 7,000 mark this morning as the falling pound continued to keep investors' spirits high. The market opened at 7,004 points, 0.28 per cent up on yesterday's closing price, before rising more than one per cent to 7,054 points in early trading.  Although the market edged towards the psychologically important milestone yesterday, it finished [...]

  • Sterling drops below post-Brexit vote low to its weakest since 1985

    October 4, 2016

    Sterling has dropped this morning to its weakest since 1985, dipping by 0.5 per cent to $1.2779. The pound has been in decline since Prime Minister Theresa May announced the timetable for Brexit negotiations over the weekend, and plunged even further this morning. Sterling has also been pulled down by concerns over the possibility of a [...]

  • Oil briefly rises above $51 per barrel, buoyed by Opec optimism

    October 3, 2016

    Oil briefly rose above $51 per barrel today as investors weighed optimism over oil cartel Opec’s ability to agree on a production cut against the stubborn oversupply. The group is meeting next month in Vienna after signalling at a summit last week in Algeria that they could reach their first output agreement in eight years.  Brent crude, the [...]

  • Back down it goes: Deutsche Bank share price drops in US

    October 3, 2016

    Deutsche Bank's US-listed shares have fallen three per cent, just hours after the market opened. Shares in the German bank plummeted last week, after various reports emerged doubting Chancellor Angela Merkel's appetite for state assistance, despite the lender facing a potential $14bn (£10.8bn) fine from the US Department of Justice (DoJ) for mis-selling mortgage-backed securities. However, [...]

  • Before the bell: What you need to know before the US market open

    October 3, 2016

    Sterling has dropped after Prime Minister Theresa May said the UK will trigger the formal process of leaving the European Union by March next year.  Here's what you need to know before the US market open at 2:30pm.  US stock futures are broadly flat in the pre-market. The S&P is off by just 0.01 per [...]

  • Research proves that investors are better off putting their money with a female fund manager

    October 3, 2016

    There is always a lot of noise about what to do with your investments. Which asset? What asset management company? Index tracking or actively managed? But new research has revealed that there is one other important consideration that could bolster returns: make sure your fund manager is not a bloke. Read more: GlaxoSmithKline names Emma Walmsley [...]

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