Market Thoughts – The Longest Week Wraps Up With Jobs Day
The longest hour of this long week came yesterday, in the form of ECB President Lagarde’s press conference. When a G10 central banker starts waffling about oceans, and water temperature,…
The longest hour of this long week came yesterday, in the form of ECB President Lagarde’s press conference. When a G10 central banker starts waffling about oceans, and water temperature,…
In a post-Brexit climate, it’s evident that UK businesses have had new hurdles to tackle. But as one door closes, another opens in Africa. The continent has emerged as a…
A Camden-based design firm has won a competition to expand Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, into an adjoining twin city equivalent covering 25,000 hectares, nearly a quarter of a billion…
The provision of financial services is still unequal despite technological advancements and regulation. There are still many people and small businesses that struggle to open accounts, obtain credit, and efficiently…
While the UK remains a global hub for innovation, the sheer speed of technological change means that yesterday’s growth hacks won’t necessarily deliver tomorrow’s results. Founders and operations teams are…
Copper prices experienced heightened volatility in early 2025, caught between competing forces. February saw markets oscillate between policy-driven uncertainty and unexpected disruptions, while the early March rally revealed deeper layers…
