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Analysis of the week & preview of 22-26 July 2013
The week just gone has seen markets continue their early July bounce, emboldened by a speech from Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke. With Chinese GDP looming on Monday, can they continue the rally?
Weekly review & preview of w/c 15 July 2013
The week saw markets continue their early July bounce, emboldened by a speech from Fed chairman Ben Bernanke. With Chinese GDP looming on Monday, can they continue the rally?
Standard Chartered & the banking sector
Today's update from Standard Chartered is a good return to form for the bank, which has struggled under the weight of regulatory issues. With the British government looking to sell some of its Lloyds state, and Basel III regulation back on the agenda, the times ahead look more interesting for the banking sector.
IG Weekly Market News Podcast
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Analysis of the week & preview of 28-31 May 2013
The equity rally has come to a juddering halt, beset by worries over Fed tapering of QE and a weak Chinese manufacturing reading. In the week ahead we will have more news from the Bank of Japan plus unemployment data from the eurozone.
Weekly preview: 20-24 May 2013
After a week of steady gains, the FTSE is looking a bit uncertain at present. Bid talk for Severn Trent and a Morrisons/Ocado tie-up were the major events. In the week ahead we will see central bank minutes plus earnings from Vodafone and Burberry.
The week ahead
Apple's earnings and UK GDP were the highlights of the week, but next week sees an ECB meeting at which a rate cut is on the cards, along with US non-farm payrolls and earnings from Imperial Tobacco.
Tesco suffers profit fall
Supermarket titan Tesco has endured a difficult year, and has finally taken the decision to withdraw from the US. Although it is also struggling with other overseas ventures, it is pressing ahead with new initiatives in the UK that may help boost sales.
M&S reveal mixed trading update
Although ahead of expectations, Marks & Spencer's quarter was not entirely a bed of roses. Food sales were up but overall sales still dropped for yet another quarter.
Q1 2013 markets review
From the fiscal cliff to the Cypriot bailout, alongside booming equity markets, we look at what has grabbed the attention of traders and market analysts.
Aberdeen Asset Management
Fund manager Aberdeen enjoyed additional inflows in the first part of the year, as investors were attracted by the steady rise in markets. We also take a look at the Cyprus bailout and what it means for the future.
Retailers in focus
ASOS, Next and Mulberry have all posted reports this week. It's more good news from the first two, but the latter continues to struggle, announcing yet another warning.
Sainsbury's unveil strong full-year update
Can Sainsbury's continue to grow its online market and is their room for consolidation within the industry?
Is sentiment turning positive for gold miner Centamin?
With its Arabic spring problems apparently receding, we assess whether it's time to look at the Egyptian gold mining company with a different mindset.
Dividend changes at Antofagasta and Fresnillo
Latin American miners were in focus as copper miner Antofagasta and silver miner Fresnillo announced results. The former boosted its dividend while the latter was forced to cut its back.
UK insurers in focus
An analysis of the contrasting profit and dividend results from Standard Life and Aviva, and a view on the UK's insurance sector.
IAG CEO Willie Walsh focuses on Iberia
Having reorganised British Airways into a profitable company, Willie Walsh turns his attention to the task of replicating that success with Spanish airline Iberia.
BHP Billiton sees fall in revenues, appoints new CEO
BHP Billiton had a mixed year, with a decline in both revenues and profits, although it did boost the dividend. Will new CEO Andrew MacKenzie lead the firm into a better year?
Amec shares disappoint
Engineer Amec has lost favour with investors today after its full-year results failed to live up to expectations. Higher revenues and an increased dividend payout were not enough to reignite enthusiasm for the shares.
Barclays sets out the way ahead
Full-year results from Barclays showed that the bank is still a powerful financial institution, despite the impact of the Libor scandal. New CEO Antony Jenkins has set out a plan for the future that seems to offer renewed promise for the bank.