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  • Silver prices are massively outshining gold, after it reached an 11-month high overnight

    April 21, 2016

    It seems all that glitters definitely isn't gold at the moment – investors are increasingly going berserk for silver. After a none-too-impressive end to 2016, the metal has become increasingly sought-after – and last night, it reached an 11-month high. This morning silver was up 1.6 per cent at $17.41 per troy ounce, according to Bloomberg. [...]

  • At the open: FTSE 100 clinging on, as markets look ahead to European Central Bank (ECB) interest rate and quantitative easing decision

    April 21, 2016

    The FTSE 100 popped, dropped then levelled off this morning, to stand down 0.06 per cent at 6,406 in the first minutes of Thursday trading. Miners started on the up after Brent Crude smashed through the $45 a barrel mark last night and held on this morning to clock in for the day at $45.84 [...]

  • YouGov poll: Give us better transport links and we’ll move further out, commuters say

    April 21, 2016

    More than half (55 per cent) of commuters would consider moving further away from their place of work if transport links were better according to a poll by YouGov. When asked about the most important factors for choosing where to live 38 per cent said quality of life, 19 per cent said proximity to family and [...]

  • No party for Barbie as Mattel losses widen

    April 20, 2016

    Toymaker Mattel's losses widened as children continued to grow tired of some of its iconic brands such as Barbie. Mattel posted a loss of $73.2m (£51.1m) in the three months ended 31 March, more than the loss of $58.2m a year earlier. Net sales fell 5.8 per cent to $869.4m during this period, down from $922.7m [...]

  • Brent crude and WTI: Oil hits fresh 2016 high on smaller-than-expected US crude stockpiles

    April 20, 2016

    Oil prices hit a fresh 2016 high today, after smaller-than-expected US crude stockpiles quelled oversupply fears sparked by an earlier estimate. Analysts, traders and commentators are keeping a close eye on oil data out of the US for signs that the market is starting to rebalance, with inventories being drawn down as shale gas producers are forced [...]

  • Fintech and regulatory pressures are transforming bond markets

    April 20, 2016

    Fintech is speeding up "unprecedented" changes that are underway in Europe’s bond markets. Technological advances are accelerating the automation of bond trading, according to a report by the International Capital Market Association (ICMA). Regulatory pressures are also reducing the capacity for broker-dealers to hold, finance or hedge trading positions, the traditional source of bond market liquidity. "Many believe this [...]

  • Coca-Cola share price falls as first quarter figures prove hard to swallow

    April 20, 2016

    Coca-Cola saw the popularity of its namesake fizzy drinks slide in key markets globally during the first quarter, reflecting a mix of changing tastes, challenging economic conditions and a shifting business strategy. The world's biggest beverage maker said that sales volume for soft drinks like Diet Coke and Cherry Coke that bear its name declined in North America, [...]

  • New M&S boss Steve Rowe reshuffles womenswear team “to reflect way customers shop”

    April 20, 2016

    Marks & Spencer's new chief executive Steve Rowe has reshuffled the retailer's womenswear teams after pledging to revive the fortunes of the troubled clothing division. The company confirmed it has made some alterations to the way the teams are set up across design, buying and merchandising, resulting in changes to around 200 people's roles. The change means that whereas before a [...]

  • The Silicon Valley slowdown comes to Europe: IPOs, M&A and investment fell at the start of the year

    April 20, 2016

    The year started off with several high profile tech deals in the UK, however investment in venture-backed startups across the continent fell and M&A and IPOs fizzled out. Here are the six things you need to know about VC investment right now. 1. Investment falls Investment across Europe plummeted at the start of the year, the latest figures from [...]

  • At the close: Can’t stop the FTSE 100 as oil price bounce sends London into the green

    April 20, 2016

    It was on the back foot all day, but the FTSE 100 finally landed some punches in the final rounds of the day to power through the 6,400 barrier and close up 0.08 per cent – setting a new 2016 high in the process. After starting on the ropes following a predictably downbeat open this morning, it looked like talk [...]

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