Accendo Press Quotes - Week Ending 27 October

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Accendo Press Quotes – Week Ending 27 October

27 Oct

The Armchair Trader (Link)

Accendo Markets analyst, Mike van Dulken commented on the results, “It may still be a case of “next year Rodney”. However, given where the bank has come from in terms of travails, this morning’s positive reception to the Q3 update suggests shareholders still of the view that, in the grand scheme of things, it’s not that much longer to wait for those long lost dividends.”

26 Oct

Business Insider (Link)

“However, elsewhere, things were not so peachy, with Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets noting that: “Total income and net operating income were not quite as high as consensus had hoped, with bond, FX and commodity trading down 34% amid muted volatility.”

25 Oct

The Telegraph (Link)

But Mike Van Dulken at Accendo Markets, said investors would none the less be “worried about the potential for this to worsen into year-end”.

24 Oct

Reuters (Link)

“Away from politics, it’s been quiet on the Brexit front, so I think British investors are looking more at earnings season,” said Henry Croft, research analyst at Accendo Markets. Upcoming results from banks will be closely watched, he added.

23 Oct

DigitalLook (Link)

Against that backdrop, analyst Henry Croft at Accendo Markets said European stocks were participating in a broadly positive start to the new week, welcoming a favourable Japanese election result, US bullishness on the back of tax reforms and the weakness of the euro helping Germany’s DAX to outperform peers.

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