British Pound Sticks To Range Before UK Labor Stats, Powell and US Inflation
GBP/USD remains in the green at the start of a week which offers plenty of likely trading interest, mostly from the US side
FTSE 100, DAX 40 Trade in Record Highs with S&P 500 Less Than 1% Away from April Record Peak
Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX and S&P 500 ahead of US CPI, PPI, retail sales and labour data.
AUD/USD Forecast: Key Resistance Levels to Watch as US CPI Looms
AUD/USD appears to be mending its positive correlation with the S&P 500 as the risky-aligned currency braces for US inflation data on Wednesday
Business Spending Is Lining Up to Reinforce Growth
Swings in corporate spending are a material reinforcing mechanism to growth on both the upside and the downside. Co-CIO Bob Prince explains that as conditions have strengthened and profits have improv
Starmer pledges to ‘rebuild our economy’ with decade-long local growth plans
Firing up the UK’s regional prosperity will be key to Labour’s plans to “rebuild our economy”, Sir Keir Starmer has said, as he called for mayors to deliver 10-year local growth plans.
London’s most respected ad guru on why data giants Publicis and WPP have it wrong
The former chief of operations at Publicis says brands that still launch with a TV ad and a poster blows his mind.
Gamestop shares rocket as meme stock rally engineer ‘Roaring Kitty’ returns
Gamestop shares soared as high as 110 per cent on Monday after the engineer of the meme stock rally, "Roaring Kitty," returned.
Coutts: Prime London property prices to rebound as inflation subsides
A cocktail of macroeconomic factors meant there was a 3.9 per cent drop in prime London prices in the last quarter.
Ex-pensions minister: ‘Serious questions’ for lenders as ultra-long mortgages surge
Young homebuyers are at risk of falling into poverty in older age, a former pensions minister has warned, as fresh data suggests more than one million new mortgages over the last three years were issu
Higher wage growth has not fuelled inflation – but it will if productivity does not improve
Despite stronger real wage growth, productivity - which measures workers' output per hour - has actually deteriorated in the past year.