Nigel Green Archives - Page 9 of 23

U.K. goes ahead with ‘Britcoin’ plans in a decade

The Bank of England and the U.K. Treasury announced that a digital pound could be used by households and businesses for everyday payments in-store and online later this decade. The so-called ‘Britcoin’

7th February 2023

Markets/World

Investors to shrug off hawkish Fed, rate hikes

Investors are expected to shrug off hawkish tones and rate rises from the Federal Reserve, such as Wednesday’s 25 basis points, with the CEO of a leading financial advisory and fintech saying

2nd February 2023

Markets/World

‘Bulls ready to run’ as Bitcoin hits $21,000

The Bitcoin price rally demonstrates that cryptocurrency investors are pricing in more favourable market conditions in 2023 as inflation looks set to peak, according to the CEO of a leading independent financial

16th January 2023

Markets/World

Four themes to shape investments in 2023

There are four over-riding investment themes that investors will be watching and positioning for in 2023 in order to build their wealth, according to the CEO and founder of a leading independent

30th December 2022

Markets/World

Tether spotlight calls for greater scrutiny

Regulators need to step up scrutiny on Tether amid fresh turbulence hitting the crypto industry, as some hedge fund firms are shorting the world’s third-most traded token, warned the CEO of a

20th December 2022

Markets/World

Deep recession fears rise in UK after BoE rate hike

Fears that the Bank of England is driving the UK economy into a deep recession are growing, despite the central bank voting in favour of a more moderate 0.5 percentage point interest

16th December 2022

Markets/World

Is Fed playing with fire?

The Federal Reserve is likely to raise interest rates on Wednesday – despite Tuesday’s data showing a slowdown in inflation – and it could be “playing with fire” by doing so, warns

14th December 2022

Markets/World

Defining fintech trends for 2023

The financial technology (fintech) sector exploded last year with a record level of investment. This year it has continued to boom, albeit in a different environment. So, what’s next for fintech in

9th December 2022

Markets/World

China unrest spooks markets, investors brace for rebound

Stock markets are spooked as protests erupt across China against President Xi Jinping’s zero-Covid policy, but investors should position themselves now for a sharp rebound sooner rather than later, according to a

29th November 2022

Markets/World

Is 2023 going to be a better year for markets?

The year ahead promises to be much more positive for markets, after the turbulence of 2022, with the bullish prediction by a leading financial advisor following a rough year for markets triggered

21st November 2022

Markets/World