Legendary investor Warren Buffett is but a “sociopathic grandpa” and your “enemy number one”. The likes of Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, and…
Inflation continues to soar. But what if there’s an even bigger surprise lying in wait for financial markets? The French presidential election result could undermine…
Inflation rose again in February. And that was even before the effect of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Meanwhile, Rishi Sunak gave his “Spring Statement” this…
Energy and food prices are rocketing, the West is starting to cut off Russian energy exports, Saudi Arabia is reluctant to increase the oil supply, and the UK government seems confused between the costs of essential commodities and the security of their supply.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has put a big dent in stock portfolios across the world. Meanwhile, (and at time of writing), bitcoin has risen 14% over the seven days.
There are many reasons for company insiders to sell shares in the company they work for. To pay for a new swimming pool. To pay their kids’ private school bills. To add an Aston Martin to their collection.
Rob Marstrand of UK Independent Wealth warned readers about Ukraine, twice. Once in December and once in January. Now, in February… well, check the news…
Euro area bond yields are spiking over fears that the European Central Bank (ECB) will withdraw stimulus. Are we in for another European sovereign debt crisis!?... The latest Brexit data is out and the trade deficit with the EU has worsened improved!?
The UK’s central bankers are waxing lyrical about “the remit is clear the inflation target applies at all times, reflecting the primacy of price stability in the UK monetary policy framework,” while predicting inflation to hit 7.25%.
What does the UK’s cheapest ever mortgage tell us about the housing market? Is Nigel Farage surprised about the tech stock selloff? Is no stock safe from woke warriors?