Sequoia trust hits back at claims it should have slashed energy supplier’s valuation
Bulb Energy has now gone into special administration
Bulb Energy has now gone into special administration
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Guinness Global Energy and Blackrock World Energy come out on top as prices of natural gas and oil skyrocket in September
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Five energy companies have already gone bust as gas prices continue to soar
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Value, smaller companies and energy funds stage a comeback after being in the doldrums a year ago
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Fears of a second lockdown and messy Brexit negotiations spook investors
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Portfolio Adviser speaks with thematic fund managers ignoring short-term noise
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Energy Storage fund inches closer to the £200m it targeted at launch
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All is not as stable as it appears in the energy industry, warns Ardevora manager Jeremy Lang, who believes the sector is “a slowly unfolding trap”.
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After hitting a 14-year low in January 2016, commodity prices have staged a revival as producers scale back supply, slowly bringing the market back into balance. But is this sustainable?
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch suspects bank lending conditions will force the hand of the Federal Reserve, clipping the current risk rally.
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Fund Selector Asia compares the Investec Global Energy Fund and the Schroder ISF Global Energy Fund.
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The US high yield market has “rebounded strongly” from a dreadful showing in 2015, continuing to offer the most value in the energy space in spite of plummeting oil prices and worsening credit fundamentals, according to Heartwood Investment Management’s investment director David Absolon.
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