What next for UK interest rates?
Consensus expecting a 0.25 percentage point rise in September
Consensus expecting a 0.25 percentage point rise in September
All eyes on the China as the threat of contagion risk looms
At $18.7k it appeared over-extended last November. Now above $57k it’s surely seeing a short-term blow-off top.
With U.S. stimulus expected to be passed by the end of February, investors see inflation on the horizon and are positioning accordingly
Business as (anything but) usual
Yields may have risen in recent weeks, but looks doubtful to continue beyond the short-term
Q4 2020 review – I took an opening position in Hummingbird Resources to gain some gold exposure
Europe back in lockdown and economic cracks begin to appear, but making hay while the sun shines remains order of the day
The latest Group of Thirty report paints a grim outlook for 2021 as the S&P signals a warning
With UK GDP figures now showing 4 straight months of declining growth the immediate recovery appears to be running out of steam
Plenty for markets to be optimistic about as the vaccine rollout begins as conditions keep aligning for gold.
Oil jumps 8% reaching a 9-month high as hopes of a recovery gather pace despite gloomy economic forecasts.