Opinium’s latest polling reveals that Labour’s lead has now grown to 18 points. Labour has 43% (+3), the Conservatives are on 25% (+1) and the Liberal...
We are now edging closer to hurricane season. Usually, when you hear about hurricanes, you think of high winds and rain that destroy property and livelihoods....
Chinese stocks surged for the last session of the week, with the Shanghai Composite climbing a tad more than 1%, while the Shenzhen Index added 1.18%....
The Consumer Defensive space continues to be popular in 2024, as after Healthcare, it has the fewest analyst-driven “Sell” ratings. Tradingbiz analyst Rahul Nambiampurath dives deeper...
SCOTLAND continues to attract the highest number of UK financial services foreign direct investment (FDI) projects outside of London, according to the latest EY Scotland Attractiveness...
There are hundreds of ways of making money online, some easier than others. From starting your own online store with something like Shopify to selling your...
In March there was nearly 300 compulsory liquidations, and administrations rose to 144 and company voluntary insolvencies doubles to 18. Official data showed the UK economy...
The latest Chinese activity data was something of a ‘mixed bag’, with continued weakness in consumption emphasising the need for greater fiscal and monetary support to...
UK Finance has this morning published new data showing that outstanding balances on credit card accounts grew by 9.5 per cent over the twelve months to February. Newspage...
What are the key macroeconomic and policy issues that savers and investors should focus on when looking at financial markets? Let me highlight the key current...
On Friday London stocks fell amid weakness in markets around the world as the US Fed have indicated interest rates could remain high. The FTSE 100...
U.S. indices reached new historic highs, a significant event in financial markets. This remarkable rise was driven by weaker-than-expected consumer inflation data, which sparked hopes among...