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Japanese yen weakens after BoJ sticks to ultra-low interest rate policy
Treasury looks to simplify tax-free savings regime and weighs new allowance for investments in UK companies
Investors want companies to be making profits, not just promising future growth
By using listing and trading rules to direct capital into sectors that fit his priorities, the president wants the market to serve the state
Sterling hits 6-month low against dollar after Bank of England holds interest rates steady
Investors tempered optimism about the sector when customers withdrew deposits more quickly than anticipated
Fading flotation fortunes
David Schwimmer calls London ‘a fantastic international financial centre’
Share buybacks on the US stock market have dropped to the slowest pace since 2020
Equities outflows continued in September with many unconvinced the worst is over
Newly listed tech companies soared in their public debuts but have fallen quickly from those highs
US central bank keeps rates steady but signals willingness to tighten monetary policy further
Crude oil hits $95 a barrel before paring gains during afternoon trading in New York
Instacart and Arm IPOs boost tech-heavy exchange as market stirs back to life
Better information for savers can boost investment and revive London market
Online delivery company is the latest to seize on improving conditions for public listings
European bank stocks slide after downbeat outlook from new SocGen chief
And waiting on wage growth
Growing pressure to invest and regional banking turmoil also deterred companies from purchasing their own shares
Declines come after markets in Europe and Asia were boosted by Chinese economic data
A Warhammer film rights could yield another pleasant surprise
Ugh fine, we’ll debunk the GameStop conspiracy theory
But analysts say the decision to sell out was mainly prompted by their long-term poor performance
The economic downturn has driven away many retail savers but brave souls still search for value
Investors say ‘dovish’ statement suggests central bank has finished its monetary tightening campaign
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