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  • Creo Medical to IPO with £20m in fresh funding

    December 8, 2016

    Creo Medical – a small biotech company specialising in surgical endoscopy – will float on the London junior market tomorrow after raising some £20m from investors. The shares will begin trading on Friday, priced at 76p, giving Creo a market capitalisation of £61.2m. The raising, with about a fifth coming from existing backers, will be used [...]

  • A short history of investing in gold – and what to expect for 2017

    December 8, 2016  |  City Talk

    Gold is coveted by investors for its rarity. As a precious metal with limited supply, it is seen as a store of value when the real value of other assets, and currencies, can be manipulated. But fundamentally, its high worth is underpinned by its usefulness and attractiveness. Not only is it highly malleable but it [...]

  • The euro hits three-week highs against the dollar ahead of the ECB’s interest rate and quantitative easing decision

    December 8, 2016

    The European Central Bank (ECB) is the only game in town today, as stocks rise across Europe and the euro hits a three-week high in anticipation of this afternoon’s announcement of monetary policy. Against the dollar the euro had broken through $1.08 at the time of publication, after hitting lows in the last month of [...]

  • Bank shares and stress tests: the value investor’s verdict

    December 8, 2016

    The Bank of England’s latest stress tests of the UK banking system attracted many column inches of space in the newspapers last week. The aim was to calculate whether these institutions would have enough capital to withstand certain grim scenarios. Moving away from some of the inflammatory headlines, it is worth looking in more detail [...]

  • OPEC’s celebrated and unexpected deal has papered over the market’s cracks

    December 8, 2016

    The outcome of the Vienna meeting came as a pleasant surprise to oil markets. A deal had been hammered out and, despite the resistance, OPEC and Non-OPEC producers had agreed to cut a total of 1.8mbpd. Saudi Arabia − suffering from a major dent in its economy− has agreed to the largest cut. OPEC producers [...]

  • Trading platforms must bet on a stable outcome

    December 8, 2016

    Spreadbetters experienced the most modest of recoveries yesterday, with shares in IG Group gaining nearly six per cent, Plus500 climbing around three per cent and CMC Markets edging up just 1.3 per cent. Investors, given 24-hours to reflect on the previous day’s bloodbath, clearly did not find reason to significantly alter their view of the [...]

  • The world is about to reach peak diamond with supply set to sparkle before entering a deficit after 2019

    December 7, 2016

    Forget peak oil, the world is about to reach peak diamond – and it's coming soon.  Global rough diamond production will reach a pinnacle in three years before entering into a supply deficit by 2020, according to research from consulting group GlobalData.  Rough diamond production is set to rise from 127m carats last year to 134.5m carats [...]

  • The pound’s fall is pushing the FTSE 100 towards its best day since Trump’s election

    December 7, 2016

    Healthy gains for banking and mining stocks and a sharp downturn in the pound are driving the UK’s FTSE 100 index to its best performance since Donald Trump's election victory last month. The index had gained over 91 points (a rise of 1.35 per cent) at the time of writing to reach 6,871.29. Banks stocks shared in [...]

  • Four investment myths on the rise

    December 7, 2016  |  City Talk

    The world of investing constantly changes and that means yesterday’s wisdom can soon become today’s myths. Or in some cases, the story moves along and some investors haven’t quite kept up. Your own biases and assumption can pose a danger to wealth generation (you can test this at Schroders Income IQ). So here we run [...]

  • Why do some nations hold more gold?

    December 7, 2016

    As an asset, gold is entirely speculative. It provides no income or dividends, and has few industrial or medical applications. Investors buy it only in the confidence that humans’ peculiar and enduring fascination with the lustrous metal will ensure its value through the decades and centuries to come. Unlike other securities, its price is not dictated [...]

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