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Talking Shop: How the US Election could move the markets23 Oct 202400:47:33
Sara, Luke and Pete return, joined by fellow IG Premium Client Manager Sean Power, to break down the US Election. How does it work? Which markets could move? What does it mean for the UK? Most importantly, who will win?
Investing with Beauchamp and Bright - Oil prices and understanding asset classes & diversification 22 Oct 202400:34:13
Chris Beauchamp and Aaron Bright look at global oil markets, talking about the commodity's importance for the global economy, recent developments in oil prices and the outlook for oil demand. They also look at the topic of asset classes, and why diversification is important when building a portfolio.
Will the Nikkei continue to rally? Where will the yen head next?15 Jul 202400:11:55

The Japanese equity market has had a strong start to 2024 and continues to flirt near record highs, but how long can this continue? We ask Schroder Japan Trust’s Masaki Taketsume this question, along with why he thinks real positive structural shifts are in motion. IG’s Angeline Ong also gets Taketsume’s outlook for the yen amid swirling BoJ intervention talk.

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IG’s Week Ahead: Fed, BoE & BoJ rate decisions 17 Sep 202300:05:08
With the European Central Bank’s announcement that it may now be done raising rates, should we expect the same from the Bank of England, the Federal Reserve, and the Bank of Japan? The Fed and the BoE may move again, but the BoJ looks set to stay on hold a least until the end of the year. Also for FX traders is a long list of PMI data later on in the week from Japan, the eurozone, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the UK, and US. On the corporate agenda watch FDX, NXT, ASC, and DNLM. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube
‘I’m not overly pessimistic about H2’ 13 Sep 202300:06:05
Robert Jenkins, Global Head of Research, LSEG tells IG financial analyst Angeline Ong he’s ‘not overly pessimistic about the second half’ and explains why the global economy may float into a softish landing in the near term. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube *Your capital is at risk. 70% of retail CFD accounts lose money*
IG's Week Ahead Podcast 11/9/23: ECB rates, US CPI and UK GDP10 Sep 202300:05:14
The highlights of the week are centred around the economic diary with the ECB rate meeting, US CPI, UK GDP & jobs and the German ZEW. So FX traders will likely be most active having seen one of the longest running streaks of upside for the US dollar since 2014. Expectations around corporate results remain fairly muted. There are a number of companies on the schedule, but few are first division. Listen in. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube
What to look for in a small cap investment environment 06 Sep 202300:16:37
Investing in small cap companies has been difficult, but with the drop in small-cap stocks comes opportunity. IGTV caught up with Andrew Pepper, partner and head of restructuring at insolvency firm ReSolve. He tries to find ways to help companies avoid bankruptcy. Here he discusses his work, what’s happening at the moment for small and medium sized businesses what needs to change to help these companies. He talks about interest rates, debt, cost cutting and the relationship companies have with HMRC. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube *Your capital is at risk. 70% of retail CFD accounts lose money*
IG's Week ahead podcast - starting 4 September: BoC and RBA rate decisions01 Sep 202300:03:49
With few companies on the corporate calendar most will be waiting on two interest rate decisions in the coming week. Watching the Australian dollar around the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) rate announcement on Tuesday and then it’s the Canadian dollar in view around the rate decision from the Bank of Canada (BoC). Economists are telling us that these two decisions will go some way to help understand whether central banks have done enough on the interest rate front. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice.  Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube 
IG portfolio moves into Japan as China fails to deliver expected recovery30 Aug 202300:11:46
It was a long time coming and when China finally opened up after the Covid lockdowns, the economy failed to respond. IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor caught up with IG portfolio manager Aaron Bright to discuss opportunities in markets as yields rise on heightened inflation and as China experiences deflation and slowing growth. As explained the opportunities have begun to surface in Japan. Despite a move up of over 30% since the November lows, it is expected that there are still upside advantages of owning the Japan markets. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube *Your capital is at risk. 70% of retail CFD accounts lose money*
China flags cracks in global equity rally23 Aug 202300:08:57
The recent weak data and other red flags coming from Europe and the US suggests a global equity correction is nigh, says Charles Morris, CIO of ByteTree.com. IG financial analyst Angeline Ong also asks Morris why he’s exited all his AI-related investments. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube *Your capital is at risk. 70% of retail CFD accounts lose money*
IG’s Week Ahead 21/09: Jackson Hole, flash PMI data, Zoom earnings 20 Aug 202300:05:13
In a week of few big numbers, the expected economic event will doubtless be the central bankers’ get-together in Jackson Hole, Wyoming at the end of the week. Many seem to be gearing up for a hawkish collective message where the FX markets will be the area to watch. Outside of this, there’s flash PMI data in Japan, the UK, US, and across the Eurozone on Wednesday which may also be of interest to FX traders. Then on the earnings schedule Zoom Communications is on Q2 reporting after the bell on Monday where it’s not been lost on the sketch writers and cartoonists that Zoom is asking all of its staff to return to a full five day in the office. Also watch out for NVIDIA, Snowflake, Peloton, and Gap with earnings releases dotted about the week. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube
Target ‘unloved’ metals, as China data weakens16 Aug 202300:06:46
As the economic outlook for China darkens, Ben Davis, European mining analyst at Liberum Capital tells IGTV financial analyst Angeline Ong why investors should pay more attention to the more ‘unloved’ metals like iron ore and thermal coal, instead of copper. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube *Your capital is at risk. 70% of retail CFD accounts lose money*
IG’s Week Ahead Podcast 14/08/202313 Aug 202300:05:57
Week Ahead starting 14/8/23: China industrial data; ZEW; RBNZ rate decision; FOMC minutes; Applied Materials; Walmart The FOMC minutes will be key reading, especially amid further evidence of easing supply chain and input cost pressures. Chinese industrial and retail sales data come at a time when US-listed shares of companies like Alibaba and JD.com slipped due to investor disappointment surrounding Beijing’s latest stimulus measures. Plus, US titans including Applied Materials and Walmart report results. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube
‘TSMC to give chip and AI-related stocks another leg up’ 10 Jul 202400:06:15

TSMC’s stellar Q2 revenues are likely to give chip and AI-related stocks another boost, says Tematica CIO Chris Versace, and potentially lead to further upgrades for the chip industry. Versace also discusses Samsung’s big bet on ‘foldables’ with IG’s Angeling Ong, and why US Fed chair Jerome Powell has to balance inflation with jobs growth.

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H2 overview: ‘global markets are overly optimistic’09 Aug 202300:13:10
Do you sit in the ‘global equity markets will grind higher in the second half’ camp, or do you think a correction is due? IG financial analyst Angeline Ong discusses this with Square Mile investment director Chris Fleming who says he’s veering towards the latter and explains how to tactically diversify your portfolio in the second half of 2023. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice.  Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube 
IG's Week Ahead 7/8/23: UK Halifax House Price Index; US jobless claims; Deliveroo earnings06 Aug 202300:06:59
US initial jobless claims, UK house prices, and a look at industrial production in Germany – all coming up in the week ahead, starting 7 August. There will also be plenty more earnings reports, including from Deliveroo, Sixt, Flutter, Entain, Glencore, Persimmon, Antofagasta, HelloFresh, Lyft, and more. IGTV’s Angela Barnes shares an overview of economic data and corporate earnings on the calendar for next week. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice.  Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube 
Never mind Fitch, watch US jobs!03 Aug 202300:07:16
Fitch’s US rating downgrade highlights concerns surrounding US debt, but is this enough to press the ‘risk off’ button? IG financial analyst Angeline Ong caught up with Shard Capital’s Bill Blain to find out why he thinks the US jobs report is the bigger risk event. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube *Your capital is at risk. 70% of retail CFD accounts lose money*
IG's Week ahead Podcast 31/7/23: RBA & BoE rate decisions and earnings from AAPL AMZN 30 Jul 202300:08:06
In a quieter week on earnings, there are still some big hitters to come with a number of companies that trade all-sessions on the IG platform. The biggest are on Thursday with Apple (AAPL) and Amazon.com (AMZN). Also watch AMD, Airbnb, Caterpillar, Coinbase and Moderna. On the economy there are rate decisions from both the Bank of England (BoE) and the Reserve Bank of Australia Eurozone GDP and consumer price inflation. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube
AI – How to sort the ‘wheat from the chaff’28 Jul 202300:11:23
Tech stocks have had an incredible AI boost, but how do you pick the future winners from the losers? IGTV’s @AngelineOng discusses this with IG Portfolio Manager Martin Harris, who joins us to discuss how IG Smart Portfolios is positioned for H2. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube *Your capital is at risk. 70% of retail CFD accounts lose money*
IG's Week Ahead 24/07/202323 Jul 202300:05:34

It’s a big week ahead for central banks with the Federal Reserve (Fed), the European Central Bank (ECB), and the Bank of Japan (BoJ) all on rate watch.

While the Fed and ECB are widely expected to raise by 25-basis points, the latest CPI numbers in Japan suggest the BoJ will leave its ultra-loose monetary policy in place.

Outside of that big tech takes the corporate centre stage with Apple, Alphabet, and Microsoft on the slate.

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Investing in the defence sector with the NATO exchange traded fund 19 Jul 202300:11:51

An ETF has been launched which gives exposure to defence and cyber security stocks. Trading in the London markets as Future of Defence UCITS ETF, it was launched on 4 July under the ticker NATO.

IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor caught up with Tom Bailey, head of research at HANetf, to discuss the fund and why the sector is now being included in areas where ESG investors had previously feared to tread.

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IG's Week Ahead 17/07/2023: Q2 earnings ramp up; UK inflation 16 Jul 202300:06:44

There’s a bit of economic data that is of interest to the FX markets with UK inflation, retail sales, and consumer confidence so watch out for the pound as a trade.

In China there’s second quarter GDP, industrial production, and retail sales, and retail sales in the US.

But the week is really about earnings with Tesla, Netflix, J&J, Goldman Sachs, and Bank of America reporting, to name just a few. In the UK there’s Ocado, easyJet, Rio Tinto, Antofagasta, Anglo American, and Glencore. So, a number of high profile names to watch out for. 

 

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Book review: The Secret Wealth Advantage12 Jul 202300:11:31

The book underpins that the markets are economic waves in which demand ebbs and flows throughout an 18-year cycle which helps determine investment opportunities. This is the theme of the recently released book The Secret Wealth Advantage.

The author of the recently released book, Akhil Patel, a long-time proponent of the 18-year cycle, dropped by the IGTV studios to discuss the book with Jeremy Naylor and how the cycle is moving at the moment.

The pair also discussed the fact that this is now a global cycle which involves new economies such as China which Akhil says adds an extra layer of certainty.  

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How long will the downturn in house prices persist? 05 Jul 202300:10:31
It is clear that the UK is going through one of the most difficult periods for the property market since the great financial crisis. IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor caught up with property veteran Jeremy Leaf. As a former chairman of the RICS residential division and as London property agent there are few better to be able to read what’s happening. The big question is how long will it all last and what will be the long-term effect? Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice.   Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube   *Your capital is at risk. 70% of retail CFD accounts lose money*
EU-China trade tit-for-tat: How to trade05 Jul 202400:08:36

As the European Commission's provisional tariffs on Chinese-made EVs take effect, IG’s Angeline Ong catches up with Xiaolin Chen, Head of International at KraneShares to discuss the potential impact of the ongoing trade tit-for-tat and how investors can position for this. Chen also explains why EVs, renewables, and healthcare were some of the most discussed topics at the latest World Economic Forum in Dalian, China.  

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IG's Week Ahead: Aussie rates, Sainsbury's earnings 02 Jul 202300:04:15

Monday brings a new month, a new quarter and the second half of the year, however it’s likely to be a quiet start being Thanksgiving day on Tuesday.

That being said Monday brings the Tankan large manufacturers index which could be another reason to sell the yen, and the Austalian rate decision on Tuesday which seems to be a balancing act between hold or hike. 

Then there’s the Federal Reserve minutes from the last meeting on Wednesday, a day before ADP private payrolls which itself is a day before non-farm payroll data.

On the corporate agenda Sainsbury's has a Q3 trading statement, Currys delivers full-year numbers and we have a second quarter report from Levi & Co. 

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‘Bank of England may have to turn to unemployment to push inflation down’29 Jun 202300:10:39

The Bank of England has no choice now but to raise interest rates until it leads to higher unemployment in order to keep a lid on inflation, says Hans Geberbauer, CEO of Foundation Home Loans.

IGTV’s Angeline Ong speaks to Geberbauer about the impact on the UK housing market and the wider economy.

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Week Ahead: Sintra ECB forum meetings; German data 25 Jun 202300:05:20

After recent hawkish commentary from central banks, traders should be watching the headlines from the European Central Bank (ECB) forum meetings being held in Sintra. The highlights will be speeches and discussion groups involving the ECB, Bank of England, and the Federal Reserve.

Outside of this it is a big week for German data which, if the risks continues on the negative, may weigh heavily on the DAX.

Corporate earnings to watch includes Nike, Carnival, and Micron Technology.  

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‘AI cannot replace everything’20 Jun 202300:10:19

AI is largely very positive and will act as an excellent tailwind for many companies in terms of growing their earnings over time, but it cannot replace everything. This is according to Aaron Bright, assistant portfolio manager of IG’s Smart Portfolios.

Bright and IGTV’s Angeline Ong discussed the economic impact of AI and how to reframe your investment exposure to China. 

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Week Ahead: Bank of England takes centre stage 18 Jun 202300:05:05

While earnings remain on the back foot, UK housebuilder Berkeley Group will be of interest as construction companies across the UK find it increasingly tough and passing on steeply rising costs is becoming impossible. Outside of this it interest rates, first from China then to the Bank of England (BoE). While China is expected to ease policy the BoE is expected to raise rates again to contain raging inflation. UK CPI data is out the day before.

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EV metals to regain momentum, despite economic uncertainty: SP Angel14 Jun 202300:11:07

Prices of metals used to make electric vehicle batteries are likely to regain momentum as inflation pressures ease and the global economy gets going again.

This is according to SP Angel partner and mining analyst, John Meyer, who spoke to IGTV’s Angeline Ong.

 

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IG's Week Ahead: US, Japan and eurozone rate decisions11 Jun 202300:05:05

In another week where there is a predominance of economic data, three rate decisions rise above all else.

On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve (Fed) is expected to pause with a view to coming back again at the end of July with another 25-basis point hike, while the European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to take rates up a further quarter point with another expected increase in July. Meanwhile the Bank of Japan, scarred by years of deflation, may be reluctant to raise rates his time around for fear of stubbing out nascent growth across the economy.

Wherever the action is it will likely be the foreign exchange markets that will best respond to any shift.

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Looking at shorting Brent down to $55 06 Jun 202300:10:04

Who would have thought this time last year, with Brent above $120 a barrel, it would now be languishing at $75?

BCA Research, which published a paper last year predicting $55 Brent, says there is still more downside. Chief strategist Dhaval Joshi says the markets have miscalculated both demand and supply.

On the demand side, there’s been little or no recognition of how bad the downturn would be, and supply has been underestimated with Russia willing and able to sell cheap oil to fund its war in Ukraine.

 

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IG’s Week Ahead: RBA, BoC, RBI rates; China inflation data04 Jun 202300:04:21

In a week where corporates remain very much in the background, FX markets could be busy with three rate decisions.

Two will be of interest to IG clients with some possible movement around AUD/USD for the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), which is widely expected to move another 25-basis points. Then it’s off to Canada and a possible USD/CAD trade with the central bank likely to maintain rates at current levels.

Finally, we see Chinese inflation data which has been benefitting from cheap Russian oil coming onto the markets. 

 

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Hydrogen Future Industry powers ahead with its plans for green energy 30 May 202300:11:08
‘Humanity must de-carbonise its energy source to preserve the planet’. That’s according to the website of Hydrogen Future Industry which owns the patents to drive its business forward using carbon neutral processes. IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor caught up with Tim Blake and Dan Mailing to find out more about hydrogen, the way the company is using its patents, and how it plans to monetise the processes to deliver shareholder value. Hydrogen Future Industry is an Aquis-listed stock. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube *Your capital is at risk. 75% of retail CFD accounts lose money*
NFP; rates; Bank stress tests could determine next market move – Versace01 Jul 202400:04:40

This US jobs reading could keep the Wall Street melt-up going. If it’s not a ‘hot’ number, then it could give the Fed room to cut rates, says Tematica CIO Chris Versace. 

Plus, why bank stress tests indicate risks cracks could be emerging.

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IG’s Week Ahead: US debt ceiling; NFP data 28 May 202300:04:42
In a week where both the US and UK are out on Monday and only a few corporates are reporting, IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor highlights the big event of the week: the US debt ceiling deadline of Wednesday 31 May. Outside of that its US jobs data and French and German inflation numbers. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube
Why are lithium prices beating the metals markets?23 May 202300:17:07
Lithium is a much talked about metal. Why, what is it, and what is it used for? IG Trading the Markets podcast caught up with Charles Fitzroy, chief executive of Bradda Head Lithium. We asked why lithium has been an outperformer in terms of pricing and what it will take to turn it around? Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube *Your capital is at risk. 75% of retail CFD accounts lose money*
IG's Week Ahead: US retail; NZ rates; UK CPI 21 May 202300:05:47
IG's Week Ahead 22/5/32: US retail; NZ rates; UK CPI As earnings wind down from the flurry of first quarter numbers, economics data in the week ahead takes the limelight. Will the New Zealand central Bank raise rates again, will it be the last time as some economists believe, and will it be only a quarter point? Lots to think about for the Kiwi. Then there’s flash manufacturing data for May across much of the developed western world. UK inflation data will also be a critical number to watch. Earnings, while kicked into the shadows, will provide numbers from M&S, Nvidia, Best Buy, and Zoom. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube
US debt ceiling; what is it, why do we care and what if talks collapse? 17 May 202300:08:10
There could be a big swing in volatility and traders would be selling risk around the world if talks collapse, but as with previous years as the deadline approaches minds of the US legislators are focussed in on bringing a solution. As Marc Ostwald from ADMISI says there could be a postponement and a period of grace, but in the end there is an expectation that the debt ceiling will be raised. In the unlikely event a default does occur, Marc Ostwald considers the potential market moves. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube *Your capital is at risk. 75% of retail CFD accounts lose money*
IG Week Ahead: German ZEW; US retail sales; Walmart, BT earnings 14 May 202300:05:56
UK earnings head up the corporate list in the coming week with BT, Greggs, easyJet, Vodafone, and Imperial Brands amongst others, reporting. Then US retailers start to report include Home Depot and Walmart. Economic data includes the German ZEW economic sentiment for May, China and US retail sales, and UK jobs. IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor looks across the schedule. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube
China, regional banks, how to trade rangebound markets 11 May 202300:07:26
IG portfolio manager, Martin Harris, tells Angeline Ong how IG Smart Portfolios can help investors tailor their investment needs in a time when central banks are grappling with high inflation, a slower-than-expected China reopening, and recent turmoil in the banking industry. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube *Your capital is at risk. 75% of retail CFD accounts lose money*
IG’s Week Ahead 08/05/202307 May 202300:04:19

UK interest rates, US inflation 

 

With earnings calming down the risk to the market remains around the banking sector, but in the interim the Bank of England is likely to be the high point of the week. The market is pricing in a twelfth rate rise which would take the base lending rate to 4.5%. 

 

Outside of this there’s US inflation data, UK GDP, and earnings from Disney, SocGen, and automakers Toyota, Honda, and Nissan.

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Opportunities in the pharma sector02 May 202300:13:28

As economies move ever closer to a possible recession, analysts are looking increasingly at opportunities in the pharmaceuticals sector for returns. IGTV caught up with Amy Kong, chief investment officer at CI Barrett Private Wealth. The interview began with a look at the first quarter earnings season then moved onto the potential returns of a sector that is still recovering from the Covid pandemic.

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IG’s Week Ahead 01/05/202330 Apr 202300:06:21

Three big rate decisions

 

The currency markets have plenty to chew on in the week ahead, mostly around rate decisions. IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor walks through the potential headlines involving EUR, AUD and USD. Then of course there’s also US jobs data. Earnings include a whole car park of automakers, Apple and in the UK oil majors BP & Shell. 

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‘Diversify to capture gains in AI, robotics and cloud computing’26 Apr 202300:14:20
‘Diversify to capture gains in AI, robotics and cloud computing’ Anthony Ginsberg, co-founder of the SKYY Cloud Technology ETF, tells IGTV’s Angeline Ong why investors should diversify their tech portfolio to capture broad gains across growth areas like robotics and AI in the next decade, as demographics, technology, and regulation change. Any opinion, news, research, analysis, or other information does not constitute investment or trading advice. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube *Your capital is at risk. 75% of retail CFD accounts lose money*
How to trade the UK election: Panmure Liberum’s Joachim Klement and Wind Shift Capital’s Bill Blain01 Jul 202400:14:49

The 2024 UK general election has been anything but boring, with PM Rishi Sunak soaked to the skin, to alleged betting scams and Nigel Farage, back from the political dead. So, with just days to go until voters head to the polls, IG’s Angeline Ong caught up with Panmure Liberum’s Joachim Klement and Wind Shift Capital’s Bill Blain to find out what they are expecting out of this election, and more importantly, how to trade it.

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IG’s Week Ahead 24th April 202323 Apr 202300:04:16
Earnings continues to dominate with some big US tech names dominating the proceedings. IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor looks at Amazon, Intel, Alphabet, Microsoft to name just a few. Then on the economic agenda there first quarter GDP data in German, France and the US.
Chapel Down aims to double in size 18 Apr 202300:14:30

Recent planning approval has been given for Aquis-listed UK winemaker, Chapel Down to expand its business away from its roots in Tenterden to nearby Canterbury.

Now comes the work needed to make the strategy come to reality to double the size of the business between 2021 and 2026.

IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor caught up with Chapel Down CFO, Rob Smith.

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IG's Week Ahead 17/04/202317 Apr 202300:03:47

Following some good numbers from JPMorgan, Citigroup and Wells Fargo, hopes will be raised for the US banks reporting in the coming week. These include Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and BNY Mellon.

Then there’s tech stocks to watch out for including Netflix, Tesla, and IBM.

For those in the FX markets there’s a plethora of interesting data to follow including China GDP, retail sales and unemployment, while in the UK there’s inflation, jobs data, retail sales and consumer confidence.

Lastly at the end of the week we see a ton of flash PMI data that will help give a forward look in Japan, the UK, the US, and across the eurozone.  

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