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By: Jack Barnett

Jack Barnett is a senior account executive at Instinctif Partners

  • US hints at sanctions on Russian oil

    SANCTIONS

    A senior US official yesterday dangled the prospect of a worldwide ban on Russian oil imports, ratcheting up tensions between both sides.

  • Energy prices spike after Russia invades Ukraine

    ENERGY CRISIS

    Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to launch a full-blown incursion of Ukraine sent energy prices soaring raising fears the UK's living squeeze will tighten.

  • Buckle up: Wild ride on Wall Street as rate rise talk spooks investors

    US Markets

    An explosive Goldman Sachs note triggered a day of drama on Wall Street today after the investment bank warned of as many as four US Fed rate rises in 2022 alone. The tech-heavy Nasdaq crashed by as much as 2.7 per cent in early trading, tipping it briefly into correction territory. A late rally saw [...]

  • As London passes the peak and transport reopens, could it really be a happy new year?

    January 10, 2022

    London may be emerging from the worst of the new Covid-19 peak, with the capital’s public health boss saying London appears to be past the peak of infections and vital transport infrastructure kicking back into gear today. Professor Kevin Fenton, London’s public health director, said the data suggests “we may have passed or are at [...]

  • Square Mile braces for Plan B as businesses say work from home guidance will ‘destroy’ trade

    December 8, 2021

    Businesses in the City of London have said they are preparing for the worst ahead of a reported announcement on a work-from-home message. Multiple media outlets have reported that the Prime Minister is to usher in vaccine passports for large venues and instruct office employees to work from home once more. There will be a press [...]

  • Analysts: BHP merger with Woodside will boost firm’s energy transition plans

    November 22, 2021

    BHP's merger with Woodside is a positive move that helps the group transition away from the oil and gas industry, argues Hargreaves Lansdown.

  • Jes Staley leaves Barclays: CEO exits bank after shock report on Epstein links

    November 1, 2021

    Embattled Barclays chief Jes Staley has left his post over his ties with with late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Staley will leave his role as chief executive of the bank with immediate effect after a probe into his links with Epstein suggested he mischaracterised the relationship to his employer and UK regulators. The bank’s [...]

  • Long read: Untangling the shipping crisis will take more than a favourable wind

    October 14, 2021

    IT IS EASY to forget how lucky we are in the UK. A rapid vaccine rollout has almost entirely banished the spectre of Covid-19 from the country’s economy. But, there are signs the pandemic is still stopping the world from getting back to normal – none more so than in the global shipping industry.Covid-19 continues [...]

  • Putin on the pressure: Gas prices up and down on volatile day

    October 6, 2021

    NATURAL gas prices hit record highs early yesterday before plummeting after Vladimir Putin said he would ramp up gas supplies to Europe. November natural gas futures contracts scaled to a record high of 404p per therm, the first time they have ever breached the £4 mark. In the last year alone, prices have risen by [...]

  • Tories told: Time to go for growth in budget as GDP gives some leeway

    October 1, 2021

    CONSUMERS drove a faster than first thought recovery in the second quarter of the year. The Office for National Statistics yesterday upgraded GBP growth in the period from 4.8 per cent to 5.5 per cent.  Economists, business groups and campaigners called on the Chancellor to use the additional leeway granted by the upwards revision to [...]

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