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  • What is happening to Uranium stocks?

    July 22, 2022  |  City Talk

    Sizewell C plant gains approval highlighting the growing case for investment in uranium stocks as the world shifts towards self sufficiency. Today has seen the French energy firm EDF gain approval for their Sizewell C nuclear power plant, as the company seeks to expand on their already established Sizewell B plant in Suffolk. This is [...]

  • Why Bitcoin Not Crypto

    July 22, 2022  |  City Talk

    In Part 1 of this article, I recall my own early experiences with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.  I bought my first cryptocurrency in October 2020. Like many others who were working from home due to Covid restrictions, my monthly outgoings had dropped unexpectedly – no more commuting, no more socialising – and I was getting into [...]

  • Truss or Sunak will need to deliver ‘shot in the arm’ of UK economy

    July 22, 2022

    Rishi Sunak or Liz Truss will need to deliver a “shot in the economic arm” of the country to lift Brits’ confidence out of the doldrums after one of them wins the Conservative leadership race, two closely watched surveys published today reveal. Scorching inflation, the highest interest rates in 13 years and tax hikes have [...]

  • Jitters over global recession send FTSE 100-listed industrial giants lower

    July 21, 2022

    Jitters over a slowdown in the global economy pulled industrial stocks lower today, taming gains on London’s FTSE 100, but Frasers group boosts mid-cap index. The capital’s premier index edged 0.09 per cent higher to 7,270.51 points, while the domestically-focused mid-cap FTSE 250 index, which is more aligned with the health of the UK economy, [...]

  • European Central Bank marks first rate rise in over a decade with shock 50 basis point move

    July 21, 2022

    The European Central Bank (ECB) today marked its first interest rate rise in over a decade with a shock 50 basis point move. The biggest inflation surge in the eurozone since the creation of the single currency in 1999 forced President Christine Lagarde and co to launch the bigger hike. The Continent’s monetary authority has [...]

  • Trading platform IG notches record revenues as US arm booms

    July 21, 2022

    Online trading platform IG reported record profits and revenues today after booming growth in its US division Tastytrade.

  • London Stock Exchange ready to ‘fight’ for Arm listing, says boss

    July 21, 2022

    The boss of the London Stock Exchange said the bourse was willing to “fight” to win the listing of British chipmaker Arm today after reports its Japanese owner Softbank has downed tools on a London listing.

  • Exclusive with Jean Paul Gaultier: ‘Straight actors should be able to play gay roles’

    July 21, 2022

    It’s 9.30am and Jean Paul Gaultier is relentlessly turning over last night’s performance of ABBA Voyage. It’s far too hot for coffee so we’re sitting with a pair of orange juices and Gaultier is encouraging me to get stuck into the breakfast buffet. I politely decline because there are more important things at hand: discussing [...]

  • Scorching inflation sends UK debt interest bill to record-high £19bn

    July 21, 2022

    Scorching inflation has ballooned the UK’s debt interest bill to its highest level since records began in the early 1990s, official figures published today revealed. The amount of money the UK had to pay investors holding government debt in June more than doubled over the last year, topping £19bn, up from £9.1bn in June 2021, [...]

  • Exclusive: UK financial dealmaking slumps in value as recessionary fears take hold

    July 21, 2022

    The volume of deals in the UK’s financial services sector rose to a seven-year high in the first half of the year but a looming recession and economic uncertainty caused the value of transactions to plunge, new figures have revealed.

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