Juicers are all the rage these days, the latest we’ve been made aware of being AlixPartners – no Nutri-Bullet perhaps, but more than capable of juicing the latest retailer to go under, Austin Reed. With retailing peer BHS also entering administration in April with a buyer yet to be found (even Mike Ashley’s steering clear of…
Macro observations The USD is still in consolidation mode, with a break above its 100-day moving average encouraging for bulls, who’ll be jumping on Janet Yellen’s comments that indicated a ‘summer’ US rate hike might be on the cards. As usual, this remains data dependent with the afternoon of 31 May likely to provide several key inputs, most notably the…
27 May Guardian Mike van Dulken of Accendo Markets wonder if Yellen might play it cool at Harvard: In focus today will likely be Fed Chair Yellen’s speech after the European close, especially after her colleagues (mostly non-voters) were out in force this week swaying expectations about a Summer rate hike. Note, however, Yellen is only receiving…
What a week for the UK’s UK 100 , and indeed many of the major global indices. But what was the catalyst for broad based rally we’ve seen? To start off, we’re again looking at two of perhaps the most familiar market drivers, which is great for you – here have been no black swans…
Some suggest the UK Index has found a ceiling in 6280 and can’t rally any further. However, while we might currently be lacking the bullish power required to break us higher, we have rallied very sharply of late and are entitled to a pause. To flip the ‘ceiling’ argument on its head there is enough…
For the purposes of giving you what you want, I need to tell you right now what this post is about. It’s about Danish utilities company Dong Energy. It’s set to be the world’s biggest stock market listing thus far in what has been a light (to say the least) year for IPOs. I laughed a few months ago when…