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  • Ashmore share price plummets after Iran War leaves investors sitting on their hands

    Markets

    Emerging market specialist Ashmore Group suffered a sharp drop in its share price during early morning trading, after the Middle East conflict brought earlier growth to a grounding halt and caused investors to “sit on their hands”. Shares tumbled 5.6 per cent in early trading to 209.4p, after the group reported a three per cent [...]

    Ashmore suffered from a drop of appetite but is preparing for a rebound
  • Wall Street scales to record highs as investors bet the end of the Iran war is in sight

    Markets

    Wall Street surged to fresh record highs on Wednesday amid growing optimism among investors and traders that the end of the US-Iran war is near as both nations gear up to return to the negotiating table. The benchmark S&P 500 breached 7,000 points for the first time in history, after climbing 0.8 per cent over [...]

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  • Fix consumer attitudes to boost stock market participation, say industry experts

    Investing

    Consumer anxiety over how to invest is the single-biggest barrier to getting more people to enter the stock market, fresh research has found. Targeted support was found most effective when focusing on consumer’s perceived attitudes of investing and the stock market, ultimately increasing investment by at least 30 per cent, according to new findings from [...]

    Pharmaceutical stocks took a hit with Trump tariff threat looming
  • Standard Life snaps up Aegon UK for £2bn to create savings giant

    April 15, 2026

    Standard Life has snapped up the UK’s largest investment platform Aegon UK in a £2bn deal. The FTSE 100 giant – previously known as Phoenix Group – said the deal would create the UK’s top retirement savings and income business with near 16m customers and £480bn in assets under administration. Standard Life expects an annual [...]

  • ‘Complex risks’: Jamie Dimon strikes cautious tone as JP Morgan profit beats target

    April 14, 2026

    JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon struck a cautious tone on Tuesday as the Wall Street bank revealed a major bump to its bottom line on the back of a boom in investment banking. The US banking giant recorded a net income of $16.5bn in the first-quarter, up 13 per cent from the same period in [...]

  • IBM: AI adoption stalls as UK businesses lack clear strategy

    April 10, 2026

    UK businesses are adopting AI at a pace, but many are still struggling to convert that momentum into real, meaningful financial returns. According to IBM’s Race for ROI study, 66 per cent of British enterprises report significant productivity improvements from AI, with 63 per cent of senior leaders citing noticeable efficiency gains post-adoption. There seems [...]

  • The six reasons why startups fail (and only one is unavoidable)

    April 10, 2026

    Why do so many startups fail? Dr Bernard Bulkin, who has worked in venture capital for 21 years, says there are six main reasons.

  • Safe havens are tempting in a geopolitical crisis, but fear is not an investment strategy

    April 9, 2026

    With much of the Middle East still upended by the war, the urge to pull back from the markets is understandable. But the evidence, both historical and behavioural, points to a different conclusion, says Liz Ann Sonders As geopolitical tensions continue to dominate headlines and market volatility once again tests investor resolve, the temptation to [...]

  • The UK’s risk aversion culture is holding back investment

    April 9, 2026

    The UK perception of investment risk is holding back a wave of capital into equities as Brits continue to view the stock market as a casino and squirrel their savings away in the safety of cash. The UK investment sector has become plagued by the widespread, standardised use of risk warnings, which instead of telling [...]

  • Space stocks lift off as investors eye Space X moment

    April 8, 2026

    Retail investors are increasingly backing the space economy, with new data showing the sector moving to a more established part of long-term portfolios. Figures from Hargreaves Lansdown show Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) investors remained broadly bullish through the first quarter of the year, despite a wobble in March following tensions in the Middle East. Among the [...]

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