Top Stocks for the Shock Labour Victory

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Top Stocks for the Shock Labour Victory

Download this report now to discover the stocks being tipped in the wake of the shock Labour election victory

In addition, this report includes:

⇒What the shock victory means for markets

 

⇒How sterling will now drive stock markets

 

⇒The companies set to benefit from Jeremy Corbyn’s victory

 

⇒What the election result means for Brexit negotiations and the shares in a position to benefit

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Terms, Risk Warning & Disclaimer:

Contracts For Difference may be subject to rapid and unexpected price movements and past performance is not necessarily a guide to future performance. Trading in these markets is generally considered to be suitable only for the more experienced investor as it poses a risk of loss to your capital. An investor may not receive back the amount of their original investment and in certain circumstances may be liable for a sum that is greater than their original investment. Please read our risk warning at the end of our brochure. Tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances and may be subject to change in the future. If in any doubt please seek further independent advice.

This offer has been issued and approved by MB Capital.

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Top Stocks for the Conservative Victory

Raymond Jones
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Top Stocks for the Conservative Victory

Download this report now to discover the stocks being tipped in the wake of the Conservative election victory

In addition, this report includes:

⇒What the small majority means for the markets

 

⇒How sterling will now drive stock markets

 

⇒The companies set to benefit from Theresa May’s victory

 

⇒What the election result means for Brexit negotiations and the shares in a position to benefit

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Terms, Risk Warning & Disclaimer:

Contracts For Difference may be subject to rapid and unexpected price movements and past performance is not necessarily a guide to future performance. Trading in these markets is generally considered to be suitable only for the more experienced investor as it poses a risk of loss to your capital. An investor may not receive back the amount of their original investment and in certain circumstances may be liable for a sum that is greater than their original investment. Please read our risk warning at the end of our brochure. Tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances and may be subject to change in the future. If in any doubt please seek further independent advice.

This offer has been issued and approved by MB Capital.

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  1. The content relating to the past performance of an investment is not necessarily a guide to its performance in the future. The value of investments or income from them may go down as well as up. As stocks and shares are valued from second to second, their bid and offer value fluctuates sometimes widely. The degree of fluctuation of fund values varies significantly and the value of higher volatility funds may change suddenly. The value of investments may rise or fall due to the volatility of world markets, interest rates and capital values or, for investments held in overseas markets, changes in the rate of exchange in the currency in which the investments are denominated. You may not necessarily get back the amount you invested.
  2. The levels and bases of, and reliefs from, taxation are subject to change as UK legislation and regulations and the UK tax regime are amended from time to time and any content on this site referring to such legislation, regulations or tax regime should not be relied upon.
  3. All content provided through this site is only for your personal information and use, and is not intended to address your particular requirements or to be relied upon in making (or refraining from making) any specific investment or other decision. Dianomi Limited’s content shall not constitute any form of advice or recommendation by us.
  4. Where you are unsure about any specific investment or other decision, you should obtain appropriate expert independent advice.
  5. Nothing included in this site constitutes an offer or solicitation to sell investments to anyone in any jurisdiction outside the United Kingdom in which such offer, solicitation or distribution would be unlawful.
  6. For further information on the rights and obligations of both you and us in relation to the use of this site please refer to Dianomi Limited’s General Site Conditions which you agreed to when you accessed and used this site.
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FTSE 100 up and pound holds steady, ahead of Thursday’s election

Miranda Wadham
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FTSE 100 up and pound holds steady, ahead of Thursday’s election
The pound is holding steady and the FTSE 100 is trading up, as the UK enters the final day of campaigning ahead of Thursday’s general election. After a rocky start to the morning, pushed down by miners including Antofagasta and BHP Billiton, the FTSE 100 is currently up 0.28 percent (1115GMT) on strong performances form banking shares including Lloyds and RBS. The pound is also holding steady this morning, trading 0.04 percent lower against the dollar at $1.29050. Investors are remaining confident ahead of Britain going to the polls on Thursday, but a hard-fought election could create volatility for the markets on Friday. Neil Wilson, analyst at ETX Capital, told the BBC that a hung parliament could be bad news for investors: “If Theresa May increases her majority the pound ought to rise as part of a broader relief rally in UK assets,” he says. “But if it’s a hung parliament, the pound is likely to plunge on increased political risk and a possible delay to Brexit negotiations.”

Global economy growing at faster pace than initially expected – OECD

Miranda Wadham
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Global economy growing at faster pace than initially expected – OECD
The global economy is set to see its fastest pace of growth in six years despite a slowdown in the US and Brexit fears, according to think tank OECD.

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development raised their growth expectation to 3.5 percent this year, its strongest estimate since 2011. Growth is then forecast to rise to 3.6 percent in 2018.

The latest figure represents an increase on the 3.3 percent estimate given in March, boosted by an improvement in trade and investment flows offsetting a weaker outlook in the US. Forecasts for the UK’s growth remained the same, at 1.6 percent in 2017 and 1 percent in 2018. It added that growth in the UK was likely to slow heavily in the upcoming years, as uncertainty from Brexit negotiations begins to impact the economy.

Are you looking for an alternative to Spread Bets and CFDs?

Raymond Jones
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Are you looking for an alternative to Spread Bets and CFDs?

Discover how you can limit your risk and eradicate margin calls – whilst trading on leverage.

>Leverage your performance on equities, commodities and FX

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Download this guide now to discover how Societe Generale’s Exchange Traded Products can help you leverage your returns while limiting your risk.

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Fusion Experience transforms business with £500k p2p loan

Miranda Wadham
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Fusion Experience transforms business with £500k p2p loan
Data solutions specialist Fusion Experience have gained a £500,000 peer-to-peer loan from RateSetter Business Finance, allowing the company to transform its business model. Fusion, which is a business and technology services company that helps its clients to build platforms and applications to meet specific needs, operates primarily in the investment, insurance, telecommunications sectors. The money has helped the company win several new contracts and to complete its transformation into a product-led business. CEO Steve Edkins commented: “Following the loan, we have gone on to secure a 30 percent uplift in revenue from a flagship European client which has recently acquired two new large businesses and agreed to consolidate all the businesses on to the Fusion product. We have also opened up a whole new industry sector by adding a large water utility to our client list. In addition, Fusion itself has recently picked up two prestigious awards in the UK IP100 league tables for SMEs.” Steve Edkins added: “Understanding our business was important and it was refreshing to know that the RateSetter team was willing to give the time and energy to come and visit us to establish our precise requirements. All the necessary due diligence was carried out in a positive manner and I was kept fully informed at every stage of the process.” David Hales of RateSetter said: “After a meeting with Fusion directors, I could see that, while Fusion’s loan requirements were complex, it was a business with a clear growth strategy and excellent potential.”

Greatland Gold shares up 5pc after securing new license

Miranda Wadham
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Greatland Gold shares up 5pc after securing new license
Greatland Gold (LON:GGP) shares rose over 5 percent in early morning trading on Tuesday, after the company announced that it had secured additional acreage covering copper-gold targets in the Paterson Region near its Havieron project. Greatland Gold have now more than doubled their landholding in the Paterson Region, after securing a new exploration licence covering an additional 224 square kilometres. In a statement released on Tuesday, the company said the new licence would “cement Greatland’s strategic position in a region that is experiencing increased exploration activity by a number of major industry players”. Gervaise Heddle, Chief Executive Officer, commented: “We are very pleased to have extended our portfolio of new copper and gold targets near our Havieron project in Western Australia. This ties in with our stated strategy to increase shareholder value by the systematic evaluation of our existing resource assets, as well as the acquisition of suitable exploration and development projects. We look forward to updating the market as matters progress.” Shares in Greatland Gold are currently trading up 5.23 percent at 0.463 (1036GMT).

FRC concludes investigation into Tesco’s accounts

Miranda Wadham
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FRC concludes investigation into Tesco’s accounts
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) announced on Monday that it has concluded its investigation into Tesco’s accounts, after investigating three years worth of auditing by accounting firm PwC. The investigations have been ongoing for two and a half years, after the grocery giant overstated its profits by £326 million in 2014. The FRC, an independent disciplinary body for accountants and actuaries, had been looking into PwC’s auditing for the years 2012, 2013 and 2014. However, on Monday it concluded there was “not a realistic prospect” that PwC would be found guilty of misconduct. In a statement on the matter, PwC said it had “co-operated fully during the FRC’s thorough investigation and are pleased that the FRC has closed it without any further action.” The investigation stems from Tesco overstating profits by £326 million in 2014, after it incorrectly booked payments from its suppliers. In March this year Tesco was fined £129 million. Shares in Tesco (LON:TSCO) rose on the news, currently trading up 0.44 percent at 183.35 (1203GMT).

Eurozone activity remains strong, but UK services sector slips

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Eurozone activity remains strong, but UK services sector slips
Business activity for the Eurozone remained strong in May, despite a mounting backdrop of economic insecurity. According to the latest figures from IHS Markit, the purchasing managers’ index figure (PMI) for the 19-country bloc was 56.8 in May, unchanged from April. Anything above 50 marks expansion. Chris Williamson, chief economist at IHS Markit, said: “The outlook for the eurozone economy seems to be tilting to the upside, and it seems likely that we’ll start to see many forecasters’ expectations for 2017 growth revised higher.” IHS is forecasting GDP growth of 0.7% for the eurozone in the second quarter, higher than previous forecasts of 0.5%.

FTSE 100 slips

However, the PMI figure for the UK’s services sector slipped in April, falling to 54.5 in May after a figure of 55.9 in April caused by uncertainty over the General Election. The FTSE 100 slipped on the disappointing data, which undershot second-quarter growth expectations.

Bank of England employees to vote on strike action

Miranda Wadham
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Bank of England employees to vote on strike action
Employees at the Bank of England begun voting on whether to take industrial action on Thursday, after a pays increases were seen as “derisory” by the Unite union. The Unite union has called the bank “arrogant” and “out of touch” after offering staff a below-inflation pay increase of around 1 percent. Unite regional officer Mercedes Sanchez said: “The bank’s disgraceful snub of low-paid staff stinks of arrogance and represents an organisation thoroughly out of touch with the reality of the pressure staff face meeting their costs of living. “It is a source of shame that an iconic symbol of financial services in the UK is choosing to ride roughshod over the concerns of its dedicated and hardworking staff and impose this derisory pay deal.” The Bank of England’s 3,600 staff will vote today on whether to support the action, and the Bank of England has declined to comment.
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