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Q4 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more BP - 7 FebruaryHaving seen how much money Shell made last year, the pressure is now on BP and the amount of tax the company pays on profits made in the UK. Back in August, BP set aside an extra $800m in respect of the increase in windfall taxes for 2023, and has set aside another $800m adjustment in this quarter’s numbers, which pushes the tax take from the North Sea to $2.5bn. In November, the oil company recorded $8.15bn of underlying replacement cost profit, along with a pledge to buy back another $2.5bn of shares. “While the headline number ...
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Fresh falls on Wall Street amid worries about impact of higher interest ratesEuropean indices open higher as energy and financial stocks provide supportWarning from the pub industry of mass business failures if no government help materialisesInsolvencies in the UK film and production industry soar by 69%Hopes that an exit may soon be available from the nightmarish gridlock of squeezed budgets have evaporated putting continued pressure on stocks. Wall Street continued its downward slide but there has been some respite in selling on European indices. Q2 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and m...
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Port strike could lead to months of disruption and fewer items on supermarket shelvesThe People’s Bank of China lowered its key loan prime rates for the second time, in an effort to revive borrowing demandFTSE 100 opens lower following tough Asian and US trading sessionsPotential Iranian supply boost keeps Brent crude prices subdued at $96 a barrelQ2 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Find A Qualified Financial AdvisorPort Strike Interrupts Supplies For SupermarketsSophie Lund-Yates, Lead Equity Analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown: “The Port of Felixstowe is an essential lynchpin in the ...
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FTSE 100 cautiously optimistic as we head into busy results seasonOil price continues to shrink on global recession fearsChinese stocks face further downwards pressureConfidence in UK economic growth falls 15% compared to last monthThe FTSE 100 Is Cautiously OptimisticSophie Lund-Yates, Lead Equity Analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown: “The FTSE 100 ended last week 1.6% higher on a five-day basis, marking a spark of optimism as UK companies prepare to release a deluge of results to the market this week. The UK’s major banks are in the line-up and are going to be under particular scrutiny, not only b...
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UK market could end the week on a downbeat note as US banking head warns of slowdownChina Q2 GDP growth rate lower than forecastBrent crude oil ends the week lower at around $100 dollars a barrel as demand concerns finally outweigh supply constraintsFTSE 100 Feels The Nerves“The FTSE 100 ended Thursday on a downbeat note, shedding 1.63%. The negative sentiment is unlikely to fully erode as we round off the week, with concerns stemming from JPMorgan Chase head, Jamie Dimons’s, comments. He pointed out the ongoing risk of inflation, monetary tightening, and constrained food and energy flows beca...
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his resignation Thursday following nearly three years at the helm of the U.K. government. Boris Johnson became the U.K. prime minister three years ago, replacing Theresa May. Shortly after coming into power, Johnson called for a snap election where he won a parliamentary majority. However, many will remember his premiership by scandals and conservative decisions, as well as numerous allegations of misleading the public. Why Did Boris Johnson Leave?During his resignation speech, Johnson said the Conservative Party will start exploring options for t...
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Uncertain outlook keeps stock markets volatile.FTSE 100 opens down 1% with miners on the back foot.Covid horror story not yet over as China lockdowns continue.Strong US jobs figures add to expectations of aggressive rate hikes.Recession warning lights blink in bond markets.Scorching Inflation“The uncertain outlook is keeping stock markets volatile as worries wax and wane about scorching inflation and a global slowdown while Covid fears rear up again. Nerves are also frayed given that earnings season is also kicking off this week and US multinationals will be giving updates about how slowing co...
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The FTSE 100 opens higher, but gains may be capped due to inflationary pressures.Largest rail strike in 30 years commences over wages as the cost-of-living crisis escalates.Brent Crude rises to $114 making back some of the losses of last week.Shares in Ocado have lost further ground, dipping 4% in early trade.The Repercussions Of Surging Inflation“A sprinkle of positivity is sugaring financial markets, masking the bitter taste induced as investors have been forced to assess the repercussions of surging inflation for the global economy. A mini snap back from the deep sell off last week is expec...
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