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  • No sign of Brexit blues as FTSE 100 hits 12-month high and FTSE 250 back in the black

    July 27, 2016

    Stock markets have soared again today off the back of strong economic data out this morning, reaching new post-referendum highs. The FTSE 100 has climbed to a 12-month high today after data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed the UK economy expanded by 0.6 per cent in the second quarter of the year, ahead [...]

  • Japan’s Itochu tumbles after being stung by US-based short seller Itochu

    July 27, 2016

    Shares in Japan's Itochu hemorrhaged overnight, after the trading house was targeted by California-based short seller Glaucus. Glaucus alleged that it had inflated its profits, particularly in relation to a $1.5bn investment in a Columbian coal mining assets. It said that Itochu hadn't booked any losses on this, despite turmoil in the thermal coal industry. The company's shares tumbled more than 10 per cent in [...]

  • City PM Unregulated podcast: Trading for millennials – can you get rich quick on the stock market?

    July 27, 2016

    Millennials are the left behind generation – they can't afford property, their savings are doing nothing and they're going to work until they drop. Time to get proactive? This week we're joined by  25-year-old Aaron Fifield, the host of the Chat With Traders podcast, and Triforce Trader Matthew Owens, also 25, to discuss whether trading on [...]

  • How to invest in a recession – staycations and drinking at home will become trendy again if there’s a downturn

    July 27, 2016

    One month on from the Brexit vote and the UK economy seems in a precarious state. Economic activity is slowing, and economists have warned there’s a risk of a recession this year. The out vote has, in the International Monetary Fund’s words, put a spanner in the works. The value of the pound has fallen too, [...]

  • The World Bank has hiked its 2016 forecast for oil again

    July 26, 2016

    The World Bank has remained upbeat on the outlook for oil prices, despite fears that the market recovery will take longer than expected. The international organisation hiked its forecast for crude this year to $43 per barrel, up from $41 in April. It cited a string of unanticipated supply outages and robust demand in the second [...]

  • Wood Mackenzie: More oil firms on track to live with $40 crude

    July 26, 2016

    Cost cuts mean a growing number of oil firms will stop bleeding cash this year with crude at $40 per barrel, according to energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie. This is good news for them, as the black stuff has been hovering around $45 due to oversupply concerns. Read more: This chart shows why UK North Sea strikes [...]

  • Meet the companies that have ignored London’s EU referendum IPO freeze

    July 26, 2016

    Last month’s Brexit vote is thought to have led to several companies, including Hollywood Bowl and NewDay, putting their flotation plans on hold. But some, generally smaller, companies have taken the plunge and launched initial public offerings (IPOs), or announced their intentions to, in the weeks since the vote. They include an Italian PR outfit, [...]

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

    July 26, 2016

    Markets are braced for a raft of tech stock earnings today and later this week and the Japanese yen is surging. Here's what you need to know before the US market open at 2:30pm London time.  The pre-market is painting a mixed picture with the S&P down by 0.03 per cent, the Nasdaq is up by 0.16 per [...]

  • Shell’s Philippine unit fires starting gun on long-delayed IPO

    July 26, 2016

    Pilipinas Shell has finally fired the starting gun on its long-delayed initial public offering (IPO). The Royal Dutch Shell unit wants to raise as much as $629m, according to a regulatory filing released today. This means it will be one of the country's biggest ever stock market debuts. Read more: Oil majors to stage sharp rebound [...]

  • The Royal Mint hails best results in over a thousand years

    July 26, 2016

    The Royal Mint unveiled record-breaking results today as it announced its largest ever annual revenues. Revealing a bumper top line of £361m, up 39 per cent on the previous year, the government-owned company said that a key driver of the growth was its increased share of the US silver market. The results were hailed by the company as the [...]

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