After The Shock: Where Resources Go Next
After The Shock: Where Resources Go Next
After The Shock: Where Resources Go Next
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UK small and mid-cap stocks have been in the shadow of their larger peers, but are beginning to reassert themselves. Since the start of April, the FTSE 250 has outperformed the FTSE 100 by around 6% – a notable development given ongoing macroeconomic and political uncertainty. Investors are increasingly recognising the opportunity, particularly as valuations…
As job creation and hiring continues to slow down during the summer months—the economy added only 57,000 new jobs in June—a new workplace trend called “job scrolling” is emerging. Here’s what to know. What is job scrolling? Careerminds, a global outplacement and executive coaching platform, looked at hundreds of comments on Reddit threads such as r/recruitinghell, r/cscareerquestions…
The hike itself was widely expected, but the accompanying guidance that further increases appear likely, even as the committee stresses timing remains highly uncertain, keeps a tightening bias firmly in place for New Zealand rate markets. The explicit split among committee members on risk balance, with two seeing upside skew and four viewing risks as…
Bitcoin could be entering the latter stages of the bear market, with downside momentum beginning to slow down, according to Real Vision chief crypto analyst Jamie Coutts. “I think we’re getting through most of the bear market action. It’s still not over, clearly. But you know, I think we’re approaching at least the second half,”…
Why the biggest CPI drop since 2020 still leaves a hike on the table… the market doesn’t seem all that happy… what the futures market believes… a free look at a market timing tool from TradeSmith This morning, we got the June Consumer Price Index report, and it was genuinely good. Headline CPI fell 0.4%…