Organisation: JP Morgan Asset Management

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‘Nothing to like about the pound’ as Bank of England cuts UK growth outlook on Brexit

Sterling sank to a 30-month low of below $1.21, hurt by a stronger dollar, renewed worries about a no-deal Brexit, and reduced Bank of England forecasts for British economic growth.

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Global stock market surge ‘likely to be short-lived’

Global stock markets will at best only recoup losses in 2019 from the sell-off late in 2018, according to analysts polled by Reuters, who reckon the risk is skewed more toward a decline in mid-year.

business

French president Emmanuel Macron spurs market upward bounce

French stocks outperformed upbeat European indices following a convincing parliamentary majority for President Emmanuel Macron, while the banks bounced following upgrades and the country’s retail sector recovered from last week’s losses.

business

Sterling takes the strain as FTSE shares avoid Brexit impact

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Brexit just one reason markets facing June jitters

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Apple, not China, is Taiwan’s biggest risk

Chief investment officer at JP Morgan says ‘UK bonds should not fear Brexit’

Holders of UK’s government gilts or bonds need not fear the prospect of Britain voting to leave the EU as they stand to benefit from any economic woes that follow the vote, according to one of the world’s largest money managers.

Tue, 08 Mar, 2016

Chinese stimulus not enough to ease concerns

China’s turbulent stock markets slipped again yesterday, as a double-barrelled blast of central bank stimulus failed to convince investors of Beijing’s ability to jolt its economy out of its slowdown.

Thu, 27 Aug, 2015

Bank of England facing sterling dilemma at high noon

Mark Carney needs to be careful to not overplay his hand today talking about higher UK interest rates.

Thu, 06 Aug, 2015

Wall Street stocks close Thursday with small loss

Major Wall Street indexes finished the day just short of where they started, despite plenty of news.

Fri, 17 Apr, 2015

Deal news pushes US stocks higher

Another quiet day, another quiet record on Wall Street.

Fri, 30 May, 2014

Data shows rise in rents for prime Dublin offices

Rents for the best Dublin offices have risen for the first time since the property crash cut some commercial real estate values by more than half, the latest data from property consultant CBRE shows.

Sat, 02 Mar, 2013

Investors ‘rely too heavily’ on prime locations

European property investors are so spooked by the sovereign debt crisis that a blinkered focus on the best neighbourhoods of London, Paris and Berlin means they are missing much better deals in far-flung locations.

Tue, 14 Aug, 2012

Gloom may give way to pleasant surprise for market

Perhaps the biggest investor shock of the second half of 2012 would be if everything turns out OK and the world doesn’t fall apart.

Thu, 28 Jun, 2012

Yacht co-owned by embattled BP chief to race in regatta

THE yacht co-owned by Tony Hayward, the embattled chief executive of BP, is due to take part in the Cork Week regatta.

Tue, 06 Jul, 2010

Embattled BP boss criticised for sailing trip

Embattled BP chief executive Tony Hayward is at the centre of a new controversy today after he went sailing in the UK despite mounting criticism that he is not doing enough to control the oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.

Sun, 20 Jun, 2010

Crisis-hit BP chief goes sailing into 'PR disaster'

Under-fire BP chief executive Tony Hayward went sailing in the UK today despite mounting criticism that he is not doing enough to control the oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.

Sat, 19 Jun, 2010

Christmas shopping holds key to US rates

US stocks could take off this week as investors get their first read on the holiday shopping season.

Mon, 28 Nov, 2005