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  • Gold above $1,200 for the first time since November as Trump economic policy vacuum pulls investors away from equities

    January 12, 2017

    Gold prices continued their rally from mid-December lows as investors edged back from the Donald Trump reflation story. Gold futures prices broke the $1,200 per troy ounce mark for the first time since late November, as the US dollar hit its lowest point for almost a month. Gold usually moves in the opposite direction to [...]

  • So much could go wrong – but America’s President-elect gives free marketeers plenty to cheer

    January 12, 2017

    Within days, Donald J Trump will be the forty-fifth President of the United States, and his economic team will be charged with the task of translating an economic manifesto into actual policy. As a passionate supporter of free trade, I have problems with The Donald’s America First trade policy. But when I look at the [...]

  • As the Dow Jones hovers beneath 20,000, will the Trump presidency prove a continuing boon to stock markets?

    January 12, 2017

    Garry White, chief investment commentator at Charles Stanley, says Yes. Donald Trump’s tax and spending policies should boost the US economy. He may not get his proposed package through the Senate in full – and boosting growth to 3 per cent plus may be wildly ambitious – but he should get at least some of [...]

  • Now the Tories give run around on immigration

    January 11, 2017

    Making a mess of immigration policy isn't an endeavour restricted to the Labour party. As much as we enjoyed their festival of confusion yesterday regarding the free movement of workers, the Tories have now given us a clear reminder that politicians of all stripes are capable of getting tangled up in this sensitive area of policy. [...]

  • FTSE’s 12-day winning run sets record

    January 11, 2017

    London's top share index hit a fresh all-time high yesterday, setting a record for the longest winning streak in FTSE 100 history. The blue-chip benchmark soared above 7,326 during intra-day trading, before settling at 7,290.49 by the close. The FTSE got a boost from the falling pound early in the day, when official figures revealed [...]

  • Brent crude back above $55 as oil rebounds for the first time in three days

    January 11, 2017

    Oil prices rose more than three per cent this afternoon and tipped Brent crude above $55 a barrel as a Wall Street rally and news of Saudi Arabia supply cuts to Asia buoyed the market.  Global benchmark Brent crude was up 3.32 per cent, or $1.78 to $55.42 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate crude was up 3.27 per cent, [...]

  • Green bond supply will stagnate in 2017 with no repeat of Chinese expansion

    January 11, 2017

    The rapid increase in green investment bonds will grind to a halt in 2017 as Chinese issuers abstain from providing bumper supply to the market. The amount of green investment bonds issued globally in 2016 doubled to $90m, but such an increase will not be replicated this year, an HSBC research paper outlined. Read more: Government comes under fire for [...]

  • More sterling weakness pushes FTSE 100 above 7,300 for first time ever as it approaches all-time record run

    January 11, 2017

    The pound dropped to its lowest since the October flash crash as the FTSE 100 closed in on its longest winning run since the index started 33 years ago. The pound fell as low as $1.2052 in mid-afternoon trading, pushing the FTSE 100 over 7,300 for the first time. London’s blue chip index has increased for 11 [...]

  • Thai-PO: Miner Metal Tiger ready to leap into first Thai float on London Stock Exchange

    January 11, 2017

    Small-cap mining group Metal Tiger is planning to bring what it calls the "first IPO of a Thai operation on the London Stock Exchange" to the market later this year. Metal Tiger, which has been listed on the Alternative Investment Market (Aim) since mid-2014, will float the silver, lead and zinc-focused Thai joint venture on the [...]

  • Here’s what iZettle had to say about an IPO

    January 11, 2017

    Digital payments startup iZettle has landed further funding from top investors which values the Swedish firm at more than half-a-billion dollars and hired a finance chief, fuelling speculation of an IPO. But, the six-year-old startup which provides payment services for small merchants, said a public offering is just one option in the companies future and a decision [...]

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