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  • ‘Return of the CDO’ – how scary could that sequel prove?

    June 3, 2019  |  City Talk

    CDOs 2 (complete, of course, with the tagline ‘Just when you thought it was safe to go back into collateral debt obligations’) is unlikely to have filmgoers queuing round the block – and yet ‘Overconfident group reckon they can do better than previous set of unfortunates in the face of all warnings and evidence to [...]

  • European stocks stabilise following US-China trade war escalation

    June 3, 2019

    European stocks stabilised following a slump this morning sparked by the escalation of the trade war between the US and China, the world’s two largest economies. The FTSE 100 was trading 0.16 per cent up this afternoon after falling 1.09 per cent to 7,084.5p in the morning. Dax, which tracks 30 major German companies, was up 0.3 [...]

  • DEBATE: Should there be a cap on inheritance tax breaks available to wealthy families?

    June 3, 2019

    Should there be a cap on inheritance tax breaks available to wealthy families? Robert Palmer, executive director of Tax Justice UK, says YES. Inheritance tax is one of the most disliked taxes in the UK, in part because the super-rich can largely avoid paying it. This is deeply unfair. At Tax Justice UK, we’ve just published [...]

  • Retail investors could lose millions as risky forex trading firm crashes into liquidation

    June 2, 2019

    An unregulated forex trading firm is set to go into liquidation leaving retail investors millions of pounds out of pocket. Hudspiths, which recently established ventures in Dubai and Luxembourg, has appointed insolvency practitioners UHY Hacker Young to oversee a creditors' voluntary liquidation. This follows attempts by creditors to wind the company up after it stopped [...]

  • Easyjet and Marks and Spencer candidates for relegation in FTSE reshuffle

    June 2, 2019

    Easyjet looks set to be the next company to fall out of the FTSE 100, with several others, including Marks and Spencer, nervously eyeing the drop ahead of the blue chip list’s reshuffle on Wednesday. The budget carrier has faced a turbulent time, which has pushed shares down 22 per cent in the last six [...]

  • Oil prices slump three per cent to post biggest monthly loss of 2019

    June 1, 2019

    Oil prices fell by more than three per cent on Friday, posting its biggest monthly drop of the year. It came in the wake of Donald Trump’s threats to impose tariffs on Mexico, a major supplier of crude oil. Read more: Oil prices fall on fears of escalating US-China trade war Brent crude prices fell $2.38 [...]

  • Pound stumbles towards biggest monthly fall in two years

    May 31, 2019

    Sterling was set to complete its biggest monthly fall against the euro in two years today as trade wars and Brexit chaos continued to send investors fleeing the pound for safer assets. Read more: European stock markets bleed red as Trump takes trade war to Mexico The pound dropped 0.1 per cent against the euro by 4.40pm UK [...]

  • Britain breaks energy record by going coal-free for two weeks

    May 31, 2019

    Today marks a fortnight since the UK energy industry used coal for power generation. Read more: Britain just went 10 days without burning coal for electricity It's now the longest the country has given up on coal-generated energy since the Industrial Revolution. With the introduction of the Climate Change Act in 2008, Britain had set a [...]

  • European stock markets bleed red as Trump takes trade war to Mexico

    May 31, 2019

    European stock markets extended their slide into the red in the run-up to midday following the news that US President Donald Trump is set to slap fresh tariffs on all Mexican imports next month. Read more: Trump threatens Mexico with 25 per cent tariffs over immigrants Trump said the move was a bid to lower migration [...]

  • Three reasons why the UK stock market looks compelling

    May 31, 2019  |  City Talk

    Whatever the opposite of a sweet spot is, many investors think UK equities are currently in one. With Brexit still unresolved, some have put the market in the “too difficult” basket. While it is understandable to fear uncertainty, as stock pickers we embrace the mis-priced opportunities created by it. The global nature of the market [...]

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