The Bank of England is now forecast to cut base rates of interest next month, and twice more by the year-end. This won’t necessarily be a boon: the increased pace of loosening would probably reflect ...

Dan Jones and team discuss an automotive testing company’s results, why it’s time to buy survivors, and preference shares ...

The FCA’s response to the automotive mis-selling scandal could have wider implications for the industry as a whole ...

Tech led the way higher as the most oversold names from tariffs bounced on the news flow. Vix is down again to 26, showing ...

Prefs sit somewhere between shares and bonds. They are issued by companies and promise a fixed dividend, set as a percentage ...

As tariffs change the global economy, it’s imperative to own companies that will prosper in an uncertain world ...

The company is completing its transition from recovery play to fully fledged growth stock – and shareholders are reaping the rewards ...

IBM beat earnings, margins improved, but shares down 7 per cent after-hours. Today sees Alphabet, Intel Bristol-Myers, PepsiCo and Procter & Gamble report earnings. Alphabet is key – ad revenues and ...

Anexo provides a litigation claims process focused on the recovery of credit hire and repair costs for impecunious non-fault ...

The approach involves paying out a percentage of portfolio net asset value (NAV) as income each year, allowing trusts to focus on total returns rather than solely holding high-yielding shares. It can ...

Investment trust discounts as a whole have not widened, at least as things stand: the sector, excluding 3i Group (III), was trading at an average discount of 15 per cent as at 16 April, roughly in ...

The other source of reassurance is in the portfolio’s investing style. In a world of US exceptionalism and turbocharged capital growth, dividends could be dismissed as a relic. But in moments of ...