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We look at five of the biggest developments across global markets for the week ending 5 July 2024

Weekly Update | 23rdFebruary, 2024

Orora is not exactly shy about pursuing acquisitions. But will this one sit well with shareholders?

This week’s charts begin by tracking the links between previous credit crunches and downturns in US manufacturing.

Since mid-June there has been a powerful rally in global stock markets. The idea that the US Federal Reserve might have turned dovish combined with a US earnings...

In the third episode of 'Direct from the Desk', I'm joined by Senior Analyst Aiden Bradley to take a deep dive into shipbuilder Austal (ASB). The company is one of...

Christmas 2018 was not a great one for many investors with an almost 20% slump in US shares from their high in September to their low on Christmas Eve, capping off a...

Earlier this year, IBM unveiled the first ever commercial quantum computer. In quantum processing, unlike the binary code programming of older computers, something can...

Perhaps the defining trait of globalisation is how companies stretched their assembly lines around the world so that goods were made across many countries a long way...