Retail investors being led astray by analyst ‘buy’ picks
Top UK ‘buys’ have not done any better than the FTSE 100 four years running
FTSE 100
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Brexit and China sees FTSE misery extend into 2019
UK index suffered 12.5% losses last year – the worst since the financial crisis
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Six investors on how to play the Brexit deal chaos
Portfolio managers and analysts on whether beaten down stocks present buying opportunity
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Global stock market sell-off hits UK shares
FTSE 100 sheds 1.58% as investors fret over US-China trade war and rising rates
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FTSE and US shine in tough month for Latam
The FTSE 100 and North American funds were the stand-out market performers in May, but Latin American funds struggled as a confluence of factors hit Brazil’s economy hard.
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Transact FTSE 250 entry leads the way for platform IPOs
The entry of Transact parent Integrafin into the FTSE 250 index has been described as good news for rival platforms and wealth managers considering a listing.
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Robo-advice manager spots Brexit bias on UK equities
Brexit-voting fund managers are more likely to be positive on the outlook for the UK economy, according to Nutmeg investment manager James McManus.
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Escalation of Trump trade war could create opportunities
The potential for trade wars to escalate could create buying opportunities for investors as global stock markets tumbled overnight on President Donald Trump’s plans for tariffs on up to $60bn (£42bn) of Chinese products.
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Vix up as global markets tumble
Shares in London were down again on Thursday, following another significant tumble on Wall Street overnight, while volatility is on the rise, according to the Vix.
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Pearson returns to the black
Academic publisher Pearson returned to profit in 2017 after posting a loss of nearly £2.5bn in 2016, its annual results showed today.
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Global stock markets bounce back
Global stock markets are recovering from the recent correction as they continued to make gains overnight, following another positive day on Wall Street.
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Rio Tinto’s record $5.2bn dividend gets muted reception
Still reeling from the global sell-off, markets had a more muted response to Rio Tinto’s full-year results, despite the group posting a surge in profits and a record $5.2bn dividend.