Ofgem has announced that the energy price cap from 1 January to 31 March 2025 will be £1,738 per year, a rise of £21 per year from the current cap. The change to the price cap – which sets a […]
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Via TheMindUnleashed.com, The agricultural world is witnessing a remarkable transformation, driven by groundbreaking technology. Among the most fascinating innovations is a farming robot equipped with lasers that can destroy hundreds of thousands of weeds in mere hours. This high-tech solution is not
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DXY Trading Journal U.S. Dollar Currency Index TVC:DXY LParnell DXY Trading Journal Nov 24 Price continued it’s bullish run to key buy side stop from Nov 2022 wicking through a weekly SIBI to rebalance. Price broke 50% level on the
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“Our buildings are full, and our tenants are paying rent,” KingSett CEO Rob Kumer told BNN Bloomberg in an emailed statement. “Unfortunately, we have seen downward pressure on property values and illiquidity in the market.” Kumer added that retaining liquidity and
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Aussie dropped 0.27% to 0.6495 in Friday’s trading. Mixed Judo Bank PMI data impacted the AUD, with strong manufacturing but weak service sector activity. S&P PMI data from the US came in strong. The AUD/USD declined just below 0.6500 as
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You may sense that governments are not as competent as they once were. Upon entering the White House in 2021, President Joe Biden promised to revitalise American infrastructure. In fact, spending on things like roads and rail has fallen. A
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UPCOMING EVENTS: Monday: PBoC MLF, German IFO. Tuesday: US Consumer Confidence, FOMC Minutes. Wednesday: Australia Monthly CPI, RBNZ Policy Decision, US Q3 GDP 2nd Estimate, US PCE, US Durable Goods, US Jobless Claims. Thursday: German CPI. (US Holiday) Friday: Tokyo
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As the stock market has moved higher, one victim has been dividend yields. With the average payout for the S&P 500 down to just 1.25%, such stocks have lost a bit of appeal at a time when investors can earn
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Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The newly formed government of Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has approved a $250bn economic stimulus package aimed at giving Japan
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