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  • Pound sterling at highest point against the US dollar in 2.5 years

    January 21, 2021

    Pound sterling at highest point against the US dollar in 2.5 years

  • IG Group set to buy US broker Tastytrade in $1bn deal

    January 21, 2021

    IG Group is set to buy US online trader Tastytrade in a $1bn cash and shares deal as it continues to dip its toes in the US market. It marks the London-listed firm’s biggest ever acquisition with Tastytrade shareholders set to receive $300m in cash and 61m IG shares valued at $700m.  The acquisition will [...]

  • Bank of England’s Bailey expects ‘pronounced recovery’ for economy

    January 21, 2021

    Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said yesterday he expected Britain’s economy would recover strongly as the country moves ahead with vaccinating its population against Covid-19. “I really do think that we are going to see a pronounced recovery in the economy as the vaccination programme, as it is doing now, rolls out,” Bailey said. [...]

  • AJ Bell doubles net inflows as customers flock to its plaform

    January 21, 2021

    AJ Bell doubled its net inflows in the first quarter as it continued to attract new customers to its platform. In a trading update the investment platform said total net inflows in the first quarter reached £1.6bn, double the level reported in the same period last year.  Shares in the investment platofrm dipped 0.86 per [...]

  • Before the Bell: Honeymoon in Washington

    January 21, 2021

    Joe Biden was sworn in as the new US President overnight with financial markets granting him a DC honeymoon on his first day as the buy everything trade returned with a vengeance. Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst atOANDA, said this morning that equity markets soared, as did precious metals, and currency markets saw commodity link currencies outperform [...]

  • Wall Street hits record heights as Biden presidency lifts stimulus hopes

    January 20, 2021

    Wall Street hit record heights today as Joe Biden’s inauguration as the 46th US President lifted hopes that his $1.9 trillion stimulus plan would help settle a tumultuous global economy. The tech-focused Nasdaq rose as much as 1.6 per cent during trading, before settling 260 points up at market close to a fresh peak. Before [...]

  • How do you know a good broker from a bad one?

    January 20, 2021  |  Sponsored

    Back in the halcyon days of the early world wide web, if you wanted to find out if a product or service was any good, you didn’t have bucket loads of choice. After trawling through some questionable forums and ‘web blogs’, any reviews you found were likely to be about as reliable as your dial-up [...]

  • UK dividends won’t recover until 2025 at the earliest after bruising year

    January 20, 2021

    UK dividends are unlikely to recover until 2025 at the earliest after a catastrophic year for payouts amid the pandemic.  Eight years of growth wiped off UK dividends last year as companies started to make cuts at the beginning of the second quarter following the outbreak of coronavirus.  Payouts fell 44 per cent to £61.9bn [...]

  • London Metal Exchange to shut iconic trading ring

    January 19, 2021

    It survived two world wars, the Spanish flu, and the numerous financial crises, but now the London Metal Exchange’s iconic open-outcry trading ring is set to close for good. Sky News reported that the trading ring, with its distinctive red circular sofa, would be shut as part of a review into modernising the LME. Since [...]

  • Market confidence is only artificially low, says IW Capital CEO

    January 19, 2021

    The impact of Covid has been continually unpredictable since the first ripples in January of last year to the third lockdown of this year. Despite this, there is plenty of reason to feel optimistic about 2021. Both historical evidence and current sentiment point to a period of boom after months of gloom, according to Luke [...]

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