November 7, 2024
Financial Assets

Truss calls for probe into Bank of England as bond crash ‘not my government’s fault’

The Bank of England began raising rates in December 2021 and market rates jumped again with the mini-Budget in September 2022. As a result, funds were forced to sell off bonds to free up cash, worsening the jump in government borrowing costs and setting off a vicious spiral which was only defused when the Bank launched

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Gold Investing

As gold prices hit new highs, is now the time to invest and will you make a profit?

GOLD prices hit a new high this week, which has meant investors are now racing to buy the precious metal. The price of gold hit a fresh record of $2,531.60 (£1,943.83) an ounce on Tuesday afternoon after rising by a hefty 1% during the day. 1 The price of gold has risen drastically over the

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