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  • London Spirit: Tech titans eye speedy Hundred deal to beat Trump tax rises

    June 25, 2025

    English cricket is set to be an unlikely beneficiary of US President Donald Trump’s tax changes, with the so-called “tech titans” who are buying into London Spirit eager to complete the transaction before the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is rubber-stamped by Congress.  One clause of the Republic-sponsored bill, now with the Senate having been [...]

  • Risk of gas crisis as Iran launches missiles at US military bases

    June 23, 2025

    Iran has launched a barrage of missiles at US military bases in Qatar, in response to America’s bombing raids over the weekend. City analysts have been on high alert over the potential economic fallout, with a warning that gas prices could more than double if shipping through the Strait of Hormuz is blocked. Analysts fear [...]

  • Qatar closes airspace as region braces for Iran response

    June 23, 2025

    Qatar shut down its airspace minutes after markets in London closed, with City analysts fearing the conflict involving Iran, Israel and the US could yet escalate further.  The UK government followed the US in telling its British nationals in the country to take shelter until further notice.  The US said the warning was made out [...]

  • Don’t panic: What’s behind markets’ Iran-Israel indifference?

    June 23, 2025

    Commentators have warned that an escalation in the Iran-Israel conflict could set off a chain of events that leads to the outbreak of World War 3. But markets have reacted as if the exchange of air attacks have barely happened at all. Ali Lyon digs into a puzzling few days of equities and oil trading. [...]

  • UK services sector in ‘fragile recovery’ as employment fears linger

    June 23, 2025

    The UK services sector expanded in June, despite tax hikes and a drop in employment across the UK economy, new figures have suggested.  The double whammy of President Trump’s tariffs and Chancellor Reeves’ tax increases in April lowered confidence levels among businesses, with official data showing the UK economy contracted by as much as 0.3 [...]

  • Starmer calls for negotiations after US attacks Iran’s nuclear sites

    June 22, 2025

    Sir Keir Starmer has urged Iran to return to negotiations after Donald Trump launched US air strikes on the regime’s nuclear facilities. The Prime Minister said Iran’s nuclear programme is a “grave threat” which the US military action would “alleviate”. There is understood to have been no UK involvement in the action, which comes after [...]

  • Trump made £260m from golf in 2024, US filings show

    June 19, 2025

    President Donald Trump’s global business empire saw him make £260m from golf in 2024, according to his most recent filings. The latest documents, filed with the US Office of Government Ethics, cover the last year and show that the US leader earned a total of $600m across 2024. Trump’s golf properties range from the highly [...]

  • Is Trump going to save TikTok… again?

    June 19, 2025

    TikTok’s future in the US is once again in limbo – but this time, fewer in both Wall Street and Washington are taking the threat seriously. In a move that surprised few but frustrated many, President Donald Trump is reportedly preparing to delay a divest-or-ban deadline for the third time in the last six months, [...]

  • TACO investors: Don’t bet too much on Trump-always-chickens-out trade

    June 18, 2025

    Investors betting on Trump climbing down may be too optimistic, writes Hargreaves Lansdown's Susannah Streeter in today's Notebook.

  • Dollar weakens as ‘confidence in US assets continues to erode’

    June 17, 2025

    The US dollar’s traditional safe-haven status has continued to take a bruising, as investors shun the currency amid rising global tensions.  The dollar index (DXY) – which tracks the dollar’s value against a basket of currencies – has tumbled to around 98, compared to nearly 110 at the beginning of the year, as the currency [...]

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