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Tokyo rallied sharply overnight, led by auto stocks after US President Donald Trump announced a “massive” trade deal with Japan. The deal sees Japan’s exports slapped with a 15 per cent flat tariff, ...
Apart from the Investors’ Chronicle coverage of its financial results, Intertek (ITRK) attracts little media attention. Yet the group is an unsung British national champion with a global reach, worth ...
However, forcing interest rates lower than their “natural rate” would cause a surge in the price level. This is the concern ...
Analysts are less bullish – the FactSet consensus is for Remy’s sales to remain flat this year, and for operating profit to ...
BP (BP.), Ryanair (IE:RYA), Rightmove (RMV), profit warnings, Wise (WISE), Central Asia Metals (CAML), Oxford Nanopore (ONT), ...
After a two-month hiatus, Alex and Lord Lee reunite in the Financial Times studio to cover the latest updates on ten stocks from Lord Lee’s portfolio and questions sent in by listeners. From his ...
They say that generals always prepare to fight the last war, not the next one. You could accuse economists of being guilty of the same thing. Over the past few years, we have endured forecasts for ...
A recurring theme in investment commentary is the ever-shifting sands of tariff chaos, which have made it more difficult to predict the recovery potential of certain stocks. In some cases, tariffs ...
Major shareholder DBay and directors Alan Sellers and Samantha Moss have made a derisory, unconditional recommended offer to take Liverpool-based legal and financial services group Anexo (ANX:57p) ...
With a wealth tax potentially in the offing, along with the abolition of the current tax treatment for UK-resident ...
The first half of 2025 has done plenty to challenge investment assumptions, especially when it comes to the supremacy of US assets. But some investment calls have played out well, including many of ...
At times when interest rates do fall to zero, ‘orthodox’ monetary policy runs out of road. This leaves central bankers rooting around for new tools.