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Nigel Farage is criticised for a £400k role promoting gold pensions, with experts warning the strategy is niche, risky and unsuitable for most savers.
UK homes for sale hit an eight-year high, Zoopla says, led by London. Rising listings signal improving market confidence as sellers return.
China's Belt and Road trade rose 6.3% to 23.6 trln yuan in 2025, making up 51.9% of total trade, with focus shifting to green and digital growth.
China's central bank plans rate cuts, trillion-yuan targeted funding and property support to lower borrowing costs and boost private and tech sectors.
Some BOJ policymakers see scope to raise rates as early as April, citing a weak yen and rising inflation, earlier than market expectations.
US-Taiwan deal sees $250bn investment pledge; TSMC commits $165bn to Arizona fabs, expanding AI chip capacity with more plants planned.
China may demand asset sales for Rio Tinto–Glencore merger approval, citing copper and iron ore concentration and past antitrust precedents.
TSMC delivered a strong finish to 2025, reporting fourth-quarter revenue of $33.7bn, up 20.5% year on year, while net income and earnings per share surged 35%, underscoring robust demand for advanced semiconductors. Profitability remained exceptional, with a gross margin of 62.3%, operating margin of 54.0% and net profit margin of 48.3%, reflecting both scale advantages and pricing power in leading
Boeing struck a tentative contract with 1,600 former Spirit AeroSystems workers, offering higher wages, better benefits, bonuses and retirement gains.
UniCredit rejected reports it plans to buy a stake in Monte dei Paschi, calling the claims speculative and saying no deal is being pursued.
Strong loan demand and AI growth boosted Q4 bank profits, though a proposed 10% credit card rate cap and job cuts at Citi and Wells Fargo loom as 2026 risks.
Xi Jinping called for stricter Party self-governance, tougher anti-corruption efforts and stronger oversight to support China's 2026–2030 development goals.
China will cancel export tax rebates for photovoltaic products and gradually cut then remove rebates for batteries from April 2026 to ease trade risks.
AUD/USD is moving sideways with a neutral to slightly bearish bias. After falling from around 0.6765, the pair has settled into a consolidation range between 0.6670 and 0.6720, with the current price near 0.6696. Recent price action shows choppy movement and a rejection near 0.6720, followed by a mild bounce that lacks strong momentum. The 90-period moving average sits around
TSMC hits record profit, up 35%. Driven by AI demand from Apple & Nvidia, the chipmaker crushed market forecasts as global tech needs surge.
U.S. Labor Department report shows a strong labor market. Weekly initial unemployment claims fell to 198,000 for the week ending January 10, the lowest four-week average since early 2024, while the insured unemployment rate held steady at 1.2% and the number of people receiving benefits declined. Although unadjusted claims rose due to normal seasonal factors, the increase was smaller than
On the 15-minute chart silver shows a clear loss of upside momentum after a sharp selloff. Price fell aggressively from around 93 to near 86 in a high-volatility move that looks like a liquidation or stop-hunt, followed by only a partial rebound. The short-term bias is bearish to neutral, as price remains below both the 30 and 90 simple moving
Verizon faces several challenges going into early 2026. The U.S. wireless market is crowded, making it hard for the company to add new customers, and it has recently been losing higher-value postpaid subscribers. Growth areas like home internet are also slowing, while competitors such as T-Mobile and cable companies are taking customers with cheaper offers. At the same time, Verizon
Microsoft agreed to buy 2.85 million U.S. soil carbon credits from Indigo Carbon, backing its goal to become carbon negative by 2030.
On the 1-hour chart, price has sharply reversed from multi-month highs near $62.30, falling about 3% to $59.46 after comments from President Trump eased near-term geopolitical fears. The drop below $60 and under the 30, 60 and 90 SMAs signals short-term bearish control, while RSI at 44 shows downside bias without being oversold. Support lies at $59.00–$58.45, with resistance at
Trump imposed a 25% tariff on some high-end AI chips, including Nvidia and AMD products, aiming to boost U.S. chip production while limiting exemptions.
Ericsson will lay off about 1,600 employees in Sweden as part of cost-cutting efforts, the telecoms equipment maker said on Thursday.
China posts a record $1.19tn trade surplus in 2025, shrugging off US tariffs as exports grow and global market share rises.
Bank of England's Alan Taylor says UK interest rates could drop from 3.75% as inflation is set to fall to 2% by mid-2026.