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The Morning Briefing: Odd economics and 12 Consumer Duty questions

Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Friday 5 August 2022. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. Strange times  The economy is behaving oddly. On the downside there is soaring inflation, borrowing costs are rising and growth is weak. On the upside employment remains robust for now and
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The daily business briefing: May 20, 2021

Stock futures fall as tech shares continue to struggle U.S. stock index futures fell early Thursday as technology stocks showed continuing weakness. Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average were down by 0.6 percent several hours before the opening bell. Futures tied to the S&P 500 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq fell by 0.5 percent. Shares of tech giants Facebook, Microsoft, Netflix, and Intel were down in pre-market trading. Shares of networking hardware maker Cisco fell by 6 percent in pre-mark...
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10 things you need to know today: May 20, 2021

10 things you need to know today: May 20, 2021 Harold Maass 1. The House on Wednesday passed a bipartisan proposal seeking to create an independent commission to investigate the deadly Jan. 6 attack against the Capitol by a mob of former President Donald Trumps supporters. The plan calls for Democratic and Republican leaders to appoint five members each on the 10-person commission. Both sides would have subpoena power. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) opposed the ...
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Bitcoin Falls as Much as 30% as Investors Sour on Cryptocurrencies

La Nouvelle Tribune By The Wall Street Journal.   Bitcoin, the volatile digital currency that briefly became a trillion-dollar market, plunged Wednesday as its monthlong slide morphed into a frenzied selloff. Cryptocurrencies have surged over the past year on a wave of speculative excitement, spurred by famous backers as varied as Elon Musk, Paul Tudor Jones and Snoop Dogg. That gave the small but growing crowd of bulls a feeling of inevitability that cryptocurrencies would mature into a s...
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Sustainable investing demand requires advisers to raise it with clients

Sustainable investing demand requires advisers to raise it with clients By Tom Higgins 30 th April 2021 7:56 am Advisers are the key to unleashing significant pent-up demand for responsible investment among clients, new research shows. The survey of 1,504 adults aged over 35, conducted by Toluna on behalf of Quilter, found that most people would be happy to discuss responsible investing. Despite the surging demand for responsible investing, the research found that on...
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Should I buy GameStop shares now? | Daily Mail Online

If the millennial mob are angry now, wait until they lose their shirts Extreme speculative excess is all too apparent, says Albert Edwards, the renowned - and permanently bearish - global strategist at Societe Generale. The madness has now taken a novel twist with a new warrior class of retail investor roaming the equity savannah. This loosely organised retail mob is gaining strength feasting off each hedge fund kill. Intoxicated with success, they will seek out bigger and more powerful prey. T...
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Should I buy GameStop shares now? | This is Money

If the millennial mob are angry now, wait until they lose their shirts Extreme speculative excess is all too apparent, says Albert Edwards, the renowned - and permanently bearish - global strategist at Societe Generale. The madness has now taken a novel twist with a new warrior class of retail investor roaming the equity savannah. This loosely organised retail mob is gaining strength feasting off each hedge fund kill. Intoxicated with success, they will seek out bigger and more powerful prey. T...
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