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Article / Yesterday at 12:45 GMTThe upcoming June 8 election is approaching quickly, and one of the key issues dividing the major UK parties is their stance toward debt.Read the article
Article / Yesterday at 5:18 GMT
3 Numbers: CBI survey outlook points to softer UK retail sales for MayGermany's Ifo sentiment data is expected to provide a hint that the macro trend is levelling off while Britain's CBI Distributive Trades Survey for May is likely to show softer growth for retail sales. In the US, new home sales are set to have eased in April.Read the article
Article / Yesterday at 1:26 GMT
Morning Report APAC: UK blast viewed as 'terrorist incident'Asian markets traded sideways following reports that 19 people were killed during an explosion at a concert in the UK. Sterling fell slightly on the news and the safe-haven yen strengthened.Read the article
Article / Monday at 11:46 GMT
Mid-session Europe: Euro leaps with Merkel boostThe euro jumped to a six-month high on Monday after German chancellor Angela Merkel said the common currency is "too weak." European stocks gained modestly, with help from a calmer political front in the US.Read the article
Article / Thursday at 11:54 GMT
Volatility unfrozenThe escalation of the Trump-Comey saga is buffeting financial markets, with stock prices falling sharply and waking the slumbering VIX index up with a jolt. Lower yields and spreads have driven the US dollar down, especially against the yen and the euro.Read the article
Article / Thursday at 11:41 GMT
Mid-session Europe: US political turmoil jolts stock markets, USDWorries that the political turmoil surrounding US President Donald Trump could derail his economic growth agenda have hit European share prices broadly. The US dollar remains under pressure as a wave of risk-off sentiment across Asia extended into the European session on Thursday.Read the article
Video / Thursday at 7:16 GMT
Why I'm trading the FTSE: O'HareSteve O'Hare - First 4 TradingSteve O'Hare, of First4Trading.net, explains in a technical analysis of charts why he is trading the FTSE.4dGood morning what is your thought for this trade?4dThank you Have a great day
Article / Thursday at 5:06 GMT
3 Numbers: UK retail spending in April on track to reboundToday's official update on UK retail sales is widely expected to bring good news after a recent soft patch. In the US, the Philly Fed Manufacturing Index is on track to show moderate growth in May, while the GBPUSD rally continues to be supported by political factors on both sides of the Atlantic.Read the article
Article / 17 May 2017 at 13:30 GMT
Credible re-allocationWhen you review market movements, do you consider the market price movement in real time? Have you ever asked, "What are the odds of XYZ to have happened?'' Perhaps we are asking the wrong question. It isn't what are the odds, but was the move credible?Read the article6dan email to you6dGreat article, again fxtime.
Article / 17 May 2017 at 12:18 GMT
Higher taxes and spending will not deliver growthLabour has released its manifesto ahead of the UK's June 8 election, and it includes many elements that might appear positive to a globalisation/inequality-fatigued world. A look at the underlying economics, however, show that Britain's situation would likely worsen after their implementation.Read the article6dI was going to say it until you did in the last paragraph: 'They would have to borrow vast sums of money to finance their plans' .....5dSo true Stephen ..


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Somers Electricity Rates
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