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A WEEK IN FINANCIAL MARKETS: 13 JULY 2022
US equity Indices slumped on Tuesday as traders await inflation data that could add to fears of higher interest rates pushing the economy into a recession. S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures were in the green this week, but European contracts dipped. The S&P 500 Index pushed lower in the afternoon to close down 0.9%, clocking its…
FINANCIAL WEEK IN A GLANCE
April was a tough month for markets, as they struggled to digest the toxic mix of still-rising inflation and lower growth, along with a helping of weak company results. Having bounced in March, equity markets fell back again as optimism for a relatively swift resolution to the Ukraine conflict dwindled. As of last week, the…
Market Update 4 October 2022
Markets ended last week moving downwards and have started this week in a similar tone. The S&P 500 was down -1.5% on Friday and now stands at its lowest level since November 2020. In European markets yesterday morning the STOXX 600 is down -0.7% and the FTSE 350 down -0.5%, both off initial lows….
Industry cites ‘excellent’ list of international advisers amid Brite Advisors Sunday Times report
It has long been true that good, trustworthy and truly professional financial advisers are not easy to find. Synergi is very proud to be listed among the “excellent” advisers worldwide – Jonathan Martin DipPFS EFA, Synergi Switzerland. Read the full article at the link below. Industry cites ‘excellent’ list of international advisers amid Brite Advisors…
Denmark Ranked as “Best For Business” by Forbes
For the second year in a row Forbes magazine has ranked Denmark as the best country for business, placing it at no.1 in their global league table ‘Best countries for business’. Forbes has been publishing the list for the past decade, and Denmark has ranked first in six of the ten annual editions. Denmark has…
Bank customers paying too much for overseas transfers
If you had needed to send money in different currencies, or indeed to some extent bought foreign currency, you just know that the 0% commission just does not add up. The reason being is that the majority of High Street Banks may not charge commission for a currency sale and purchase, but will have some very wide margins on the…
