June 1, 2025
Financial Assets

Stocks cautiously higher as UK job market weakens

Vicky McKeever writes: UK pay growth slowed in the three months to March, with the jobs market also showing signs of cooling, amid heightened economic uncertainty. Average regular earnings excluding bonuses rose 5.6% in the period on an annual basis, according to data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). That was down from 5.9%

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Gold Investing

Wall Street and FTSE fall as Trump threatens 200% tariffs on French wine and champagne

Bitcoin’s (BTC-USD) price saw a modest increase of 1% on Thursday, to trade around $83,700 (£64,597). This uptick comes amid easing US inflation rates and renewed interest from institutional investors in spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). However, the gains come against a backdrop of escalating global trade tensions, with US president Dobald Trump’s new tariff

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Gold Investing

Stocks muted and gold rises as traders weigh up economic impact of Trump’s trade war

Bitcoin’s (BTC-USD) price saw a modest increase of 1% on Thursday, to trade around $83,700 (£64,597). This uptick comes amid easing US inflation rates and renewed interest from institutional investors in spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). However, the gains come against a backdrop of escalating global trade tensions, with US president Dobald Trump’s new tariff

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Tangible Assets

British Markets Rebound as Investor Sentiment Shifts on Global Developments

British shares recovered from a recent slump on Wednesday as positive news from the Ukraine-Russia conflict and corporation earnings reports boosted investor confidence. The FTSE 100 closed with a 0.5% gain, halting a six-day losing streak. Developments included the U.S. resuming military aid to Ukraine following a proposal for a 30-day ceasefire. Most London

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Tangible Assets

British Shares Rebound Amid Ceasefire Hopes and Corporate Gains

On Wednesday, British shares rebounded following a selloff triggered by Kyiv’s readiness to accept a 30-day ceasefire proposal with Russia, offering hope amid geopolitical tensions. The FTSE 100 index rose by 0.6% at 1127 GMT, recovering from its worst session in nearly two months the previous day. The U.S. decision to resume military support

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Financial Assets

If the British stock market is so cheap, why is the FTSE 100 so high?

Image source: Getty Images Investing can be a confusing business. Take the London stock market for example. A lot of people talk about it being “cheap” or ignored compared to other markets. Yet the FTSE 100, up 16% in a year and 37% across five years, has already hit an all-time high this year. It

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Fixed Assets

Crucial numbers to crunch when Rolls-Royce reports

Watch how these ratios change after the full-year results  We’ve deliberated, cogitated and digested but, unlike Lloyd Grossman (presenter of the 1990s iteration of TV’s MasterChef), not concluded: analysing companies is more of a movable feast. Having dived into the drivers of Rolls-Royce’s (RR.) spectacular operational and share price performance, the ongoing task is staying abreast of

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Financial Assets

Pound on track for worst losses in nearly a year amid US recession fears

Pound on track for worst losses in nearly a year amid US recession fears – latest updates Jump to content Source link

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Financial Assets

FTSE 100 leaps as Bank of Japan moves to stem global stocks rout

FTSE 100 leaps as Bank of Japan moves to stem global stocks rout – latest updates Jump to content Source link

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