Shares of Chinese companies listed in the US fell on Monday after President Xi Jinping secured a historic third term and packed the Politburo standing committee, the core circle of power in the ruling Communist Party of China, with Xi loyalists.
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Global equity markets started the week strongly, emphasising the strength of equity markets in the face of economic noise.
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ONS data released yesterday (Tuesday), showed that the UK Labour market remained “tight” in August. Headline unemployment fell to 3.5%, which was below expectations and the […]
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Financial markets remained volatile after Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s ‘mini-budget’ was badly received by markets and the pound struggled to make a substantial recovery after falling […]
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Following the government shake-up in the wake of Liz Truss taking over the reigns as Prime Minister, the new Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has today delivered his first ‘mini’ budget.
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Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II was not only the one reigning monarch we have known, but she was a much needed and very reassuring constant and inspiration to us given the huge economic changes over the last 70 years.
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Liz Truss was announced as the new leader of the Conservative party on Monday and the UK’s new prime minister after meeting the Queen at Balmoral […]
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Global equity markets declined at the start of the week with the market placing bets on whether there has been a Federal Reserve pivot – that […]
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Whilst some financial markets were closed on Monday for Assumption Day, it has been a strong start to the week for many. It’s a big week […]
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The tension between Taiwan and China is growing, as this week China extends military drills around Taiwan, a move that Taiwan’s foreign minister (Joseph Wu) said […]
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