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  • FTSE 100 today: London markets set to extend rally; US Fed decision, Apple, Amazon earnings in spotlight

    April 29, 2024

    Asian shares rose alongside their US counterparts, with Hong Kong equities extending a rally for the sixth straight day. The Japanese yen plunged below ¥160, but authorities did not intervene due to the holiday, while oil and gold prices dropped. The focus remained on upcoming earnings reports from tech giants Apple and Amazon, along with the Fed meeting and jobs data.

  • Fed set to hold rates this week – but markets will look for clues on cuts

    April 28, 2024

    The Fed is almost certain to leave rates on hold when it announces its decision on Wednesday, but markets will be paying close attention to the central bank's forward guidance.

  • Bank of England to cut interest rates in August before the Fed, economists predict

    April 28, 2024

    The Bank of England is expected start cutting interest rates in August before the US Federal Reserve, a Morning Wire poll of top economists has revealed, as inflation edges back down to the government's two per cent target.

  • FTSE 100 today: London markets set to open higher on the heels of strong US tech earnings

    April 26, 2024

    Asian stocks rallied alongside a strong tech sector fuelled by impressive US earnings. Bank of Japan maintained its short-term interest rate target at 0-0.1 per cent. Oil prices climbed, while Microsoft and Alphabet shares surged post-earnings beats. Investors await US inflation data and focus on ExxonMobil and NatWest earnings.

  • Alphabet surges 11 per cent on strong earnings, unveils first dividend payout

    April 26, 2024

    Alphabet shares surged in after-hours trading on Thursday after Google's parent company impressed investors with a blowout first-quarter earnings report and initiated a $70 billion stock buyback program alongside its first-ever dividend declaration.

  • Microsoft beats Wall Street expectations, shares soar on robust Azure growth 

    April 26, 2024

    Microsoft outpaced expectations for its third-quarter revenue and profit, unveiled on Thursday. This success was largely fueled by the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) across its cloud services, propelling its shares to surge by more than 4 per cent during extended trading.

  • US economy disappoints in first quarter of 2024 as growth slows far more than expected

    April 25, 2024

    The US economy slowed far more than expected in the first quarter of the year as its gross domestic product (GDP) endured the influence of stubborn inflation and high interest rates.

  • Rachel Reeves: Labour will be ‘most pro-business government this country has seen’

    April 25, 2024

    Speaking to the Times, Reeves promised that business groups would be "in the room" to ensure Labour met its "mission" to make the UK the fastest growing economy in the G7.

  • FTSE 100 today: BHP pounces on Anglo American while Meta drags tech lower

    April 25, 2024

    US stocks saw a slight rise amid volatility. Asian stocks declined as Meta reignited tech sell-off, and the Japanese yen dropped below ¥155. Meta's stock fell 15 per cent, contributing to market turbulence. Despite this, oil and gold prices held steady. Investors now await US Q1 GDP data and earnings updates from Alphabet, Microsoft, Intel and Barclays.

  • Avoid ‘outright bans’ on flexible contracts and improve workers’ rights, urges think tank

    April 25, 2024

    According to the research, three quarters of employers reported using flexible contracts - although for a variety of different reasons.

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