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European shares close shy of record after ECB delivers first rate-cut in five yearsIn new forecasts, the ECB said it expected inflation to average 2.2% in 2025 - up from a previous estimate of 2.0% and meaning it was now s...- Shell Q1 Results: Company smashes forecasts with $7.7 billion quarterly profitShell reported first-quarter profit of $7.7 billion on Thursday, exceeding expectations as disruption to Red Sea shipping and Russian refin...
- Factories around the world are slowly cranking into gear againThe nascent industrial recovery is led by the world’s two biggest economies. Chinese manufacturing has made a strong start to the year, boo...
- Wall Street's 'foolish' 2024 trade is betting on early Fed rate cutsEven as the S&P 500 closed Friday at an all-time high, money managers and analysts are contending with data that signals US economic resili...
- Euro zone bonds seek direction as markets scale back ECB hike betsEconomists at Nomura said that before the ECB meeting on Sept. 14, the most important data would be the ECB's Consumer Expectations Survey,...
- Who was Nick Hungerford? All about Nutmeg co-founder who died of rare bone cancerNick Hungerford, co-founder of the online investment app Nutmeg, spread many smiles before he passed away, including a foundation that help...
- European shares post worst week in three months, Siemens Energy slumpsEuropean shares closed lower on Friday amid concerns of higher interest rates and inflation, prompted by central bank policy decisions thro...
- European shares slip as U.S. reserve release plan pressures oil stocksOil and gas stocks fell 0.8% as the United States weighed releasing a record amount of up to 180 million barrels from its strategic petrole...
- Stocks defying bond-market danger put Wall Street on noticeRisk assets rally even as Treasuries signal bad economic news
- Stocks loved in the pandemic now get the wrath of profit missesThe rocky performance also sharpens the distinction between stocks that can be called pandemic winners and everything else in the market.
- Weaker dollar is a reprieve for central banks hoping to easeA 10 per cent decline in the Bloomberg dollar index since its March high has stemmed a tide of capital outflows triggered by the coronaviru...
- FTSE dragged down by Wolseley, healthcare despite mining reboundThe FTSE 100 index was down 0.8 per cent at 5,909.24 points at its close, underperforming the broader pan-European FTSEurofirst 300.
- Gold has seen a flash crash as Cyprus told to liquidate assets: Guy Foster, Brewin DolphinThe sentiment behind the gold story is failing to match the news flow for a metal which is really dominated by sentiment rather than fundam...
- Cadbury slides as Buffett opposes Kraft bidCadbury shares fell for a second day in London to trade less than 1% above the value of Kraft Foods’s offer, the smallest spread since the ...
- Financial turmoil takes sheen off NY, LondonThe London-New York tug-of-war for bragging rights as the world’s pre-eminent financial centre is now a race to the bottom.
- Asia, emerging markets catch the American gloomEmerging-market stocks fell to their lowest in almost four months after an Intel forecast and US retail sales missed estimates, increasing ...
- Standard Life share rises 6.5% on debutShares in Standard Life climbed as much as 6.5% on their market debut on Monday, as the insurer ended eight decades of mutual ownership wit...
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