“The factors which worked against the FTSE-100 in 2020 – the pandemic, a deep recession and Brexit – will start to fade into the background, giving corporate profits, dividends and employment a chance to bounce back,” said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
Frances Coppola, an independent market commentator, said during her previous career in the City, where she worked in finance...
The US central bank is moving closer to lowering borrowing costs for the first time in more than four...
The Community, Unite and GMB unions, who represent the steel industry, said in a joint statement: “This action by...
She was particularly attracted to a product from the company Bubble, which “when you push down, comes up in...
“This gives real credence to the view that thinks inflation is under control and believes that policy is...
“It’s only when companies feel nervous about the future that they will think ‘Well, maybe I won’t put through...
The tweet was, as discussed, net bad. Billions gushed out of the platform in less than five days. When...
“We are opening a formal investigation to see whether Mondelez, a key producer of these products, might have restricted...
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