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  • Aberdeen property fund is open for business again

    July 13, 2016

    Aberdeen has re-opened its property fund, after it suspended trading due to heavy outflows, draining the fund's cash reserves. The fund was one of six that closed after investors scrambled to get their cash back due to uncertainty about UK property after the Brexit vote. Read more: Property fund to sell Oxford Street property to meet [...]

  • Brexit and anti-establishment politics: The Out vote was the first great thwack against the status quo

    July 13, 2016

    A groundswell of disenchantment with ruling elites across Europe is threatening to destabilise the region. There were 35 separate calls for referendums from alternative parties in the EU in the 24 hours after the UK’s Leave vote was announced, according to the European Council on Foreign Relations, although not all were explicitly about exiting the [...]

  • Copper charges through $5,000 mark ahead of Bank of England rate decision tomorrow

    July 13, 2016

    Expectations for some long-awaited action over at the Bank of England helped copper surge past $5,000 per tonne today. Copper on the London Metal Exchange jumped as high as $5,032 a tonne, its strongest since 29 April, before falling back to $4,869 in mid-afternoon trading. Read more: Say what? Gold isn't a good hedge against economic crashes, [...]

  • Three reasons why gold is the best-peforming investment this year, and prices are going to keep on rising

    July 13, 2016

    Gold has been one of the best-performing assets this year, and the weeks since Brexit was announced have pushed the precious metal higher. Gold is now priced at $1,373 an ounce, 22 per cent or $312 higher than when 2016 began. Of all the investment funds out there, gold funds are the five best performers. [...]

  • Welcome back: Aberdeen Asset Management lifts suspension on property fund

    July 13, 2016

    Aberdeen Asset Management has today lifted the suspension on its property fund, one week after several asset managers put the brakes on their funds. Last week, Aberdeen announced that it would be suspending trades on its Aberdeen UK Property Fund and the Aberdeen UK Property Feeder Unit Trust to protect the value of the fund for [...]

  • Wetherspoon’s boss: Everyone cheer up about Brexit

    July 13, 2016

    All this doom-mongering has become too much for Wetherspoon's boss Tim Martin, who finally came out and said it this morning: everyone needs to cheer up about Brexit. Martin, who in the run-up to the referendum was so passionately pro-Brexit he had special beermats printed, hit back at "unprecedented and irresponsible doom-mongering", warning that all [...]

  • Asian markets ride wave of relief towards 2016 peak

    July 13, 2016

    Soothed investor nerves helped Asian shares climb towards a 2016 high today. It came as strong US growth prospects, as well as the appointment of a new prime minister in Britain, dampened worries about the Brexit vote. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan swelled as much as 0.4 per cent to 427.83 points, just [...]

  • History shows us why the next chancellor must tighten the belt

    July 13, 2016

    On the face of it, the Brexiteers have a bit of explaining to do. A week before the vote, Boris Johnson dismissed fears about the value of sterling, and accused the governor of the Bank of England of “talking the economy down”. Yet the economy does seem to have stalled, property funds have had to suspend [...]

  • Bull or bear? FTSE’s in a bull market but bond investors are predicting gloom

    July 13, 2016

    Investment markets are being driven by two trends, as bonds predict a gloomy outlook of low growth, but optimistic equities surge into a bull market. The FTSE 100 closed above 6,282 this week, a rise of more than 20 per cent from the low of 5,537 it touched on 11 February. A bull run’s a promising [...]

  • The pound is on its best run against the Japanese yen in three years

    July 12, 2016

    Sterling is on course for its best performance against the yen in over three years after Theresa May was named as the successor to Prime Minister David Cameron.  A 1.9 per cent rise for the pound sent it to a one-week high of $1.3246, while against the safe haven Japanese yen sterling climbed almost four per [...]

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