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Will PM Truss tank the Pound?

Britain’s new Prime Minister, Liz Truss, is helping to sink the beleaguered pound even further – and the trajectory is only likely to get worse for the UK currency, warned the CEO

6th September 2022

Markets/World

Growing political uncertainty to make pound even weaker

Expect the British pound to fall even further and more radically this week should frontrunner Liz Truss be named Prime Minister, warned the CEO of leading independent financial advisory and fintech deVere.

5th September 2022

Markets/World

U.S. China deal a ‘wake-up call’ for investors

U.S.-China trade relations were given a significant boost over the weekend and this should act as a “monumentally loud” wake-up call for investors, according to a leading financial advisor. The two nations

30th August 2022

Markets/World

Don’t ignore inflation, recession, stagflation

Ignore the risks that inflation, recession and possible stagflation pose to your money, and it could be a very costly mistake, according to the chief executive of a leading financial advisory and

29th August 2022

Markets/World

Boomers, Gen X-ers getting into crypto

Nearly half of all baby boomers and Generation X already own cryptocurrency or intend to buy it before the end of 2022, according to a new survey as the prices of Bitcoin

24th August 2022

Markets/World

UK recession is coming, investors urged to act

Investors need to prepare for the coming UK recession, the CEO of one of a leading independent advisory and fintech has warned, as UK inflation hit 10.1%, a new 40-year high. “UK

23rd August 2022

Markets/World

Truss ‘War of Independence’ over BoE will spook markets

Suggestions by Liz Truss that the Bank of England’s independence is under threat, will spook markets, warns the CEO of a leading financial advisory and fintech. The warning from Nigel Green, chief

17th August 2022

Markets/World

Inflation will remain above 7% over next 18 months – survey

Half of investors questioned in an online poll believe that inflation will remain stubbornly high in the next 18 months, despite signs that the surge in consumer prices might have peaked. A

15th August 2022

Markets/World

As Senate passes mega climate bill, investors ‘must embrace ESG’

The U.S. Senate’s passing of a sweeping $430 billion bill over the weekend to help fight climate change underscores why “every investor needs exposure” to environmental, social and governance (ESG) investments to

9th August 2022

Markets/World

Investors to buy more stocks, despite volatility

More than half of retail investors are planning to buy more stocks before the end of 2022, according to a recent survey, with a leading advisor calling for caution and to avoid

26th July 2022

Cyprus/Markets/World