Asian stocks traded mostly higher in early trade on Tuesday, with technology stocks leading the surge. The dollar nursed losses and benchmark U.S.10-year Treasury yields hovered near two-month lows hit last week, while gold edged higher amid expectations that U.S. interest rates may have peaked. Investors looked ahead to the […]
Read moreExpert recreates mysterious ancient pigment LOST for centuries – and was once worth three times its weight in gold | The Sun
AN EXPERT has recreated a mysterious ancient pigment that has been lost for centuries- and was once worth three times its weight in gold. Mohammed Ghassen Nouira from Tunis, Tunisia, now displays pigments and dyed products resembling true Tyrian purple at exhibitions all over the world. One of the most […]
Read more‘I’m a savings expert, here’s how to cut utility bills without spending a penny’
With bills set to soar during winter, Britons are encouraged to take preventative measures to cut the costs of utility bills. Although Ofgem announced a seven percent energy price cap reduction this winter, the cost of bills remains historically high. Combined with the wider cost-of-living challenges, many families will still […]
Read more‘I’m an engineer and people are flushing their toilets wrong’
As the cost of living crisis continues, more and more Britons are looking for nifty ways to save money on their energy bills. With this in mind, Daniel Khanlarpour, who has been a gas engineer for 16 years, has shared a simple tip for saving water which could save you […]
Read moreGold Prices Climb Higher As Dollar Weakens
Gold prices moved higher on Friday, earning the most active gold futures contract their second straight weekly gain, as the dollar shed ground. Despite some hawkish comments from a few Fed officials, there are expectations the central bank will start reducing rates beginning in the second quarter of 2024. The […]
Read moreThe sweet spot: How to earn more while having less in retirement
Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. There’s this strange little anomaly in our retirement system that’s truly worth understanding. It’s the fact that people with less superannuation can actually end up earning more retirement income – just by knowing […]
Read moreLess than ‘match fit’ Optus pays a heavy price for failure
Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The end of Kelly Bayer Rosmarin’s tenure as chief executive at Australia’s second-largest telecommunications company can be essentially traced back to one word. Routine. At 4.17pm on Monday, November 13, nearly a week […]
Read moreEuropean Shares Seen Little Changed At Open
European stocks may open flat to slightly lower on Monday as investors react to mixed comments from Federal Reserve officials. Fed vice chair for supervision Michael Barr said on Friday officials are likely at or near the end of their tightening campaign. San Francisco Fed president Mary Daly said policymakers […]
Read moreBarclays Plans To Cut $1.25 Bln Costs, Up To 2,000 Jobs
British banking major Barclays Plc. is planning to cut costs by as much as 1 billion pounds or $1.25 billion over several years through various measures including up to 2,000 job cuts, Reuters reported citing people with knowledge of the matter. The planned job cuts mainly would be in the […]
Read more‘Sick man of Europe’ Germany ‘bound for recession’, financial analysist says
Germany is “bound” for a recession as GDP contracts by 0.1 percent in Quarter Three (Q3), an analyst has said. Justin Lowe, currency analyst at ForexLive, said: “No changes to the initial estimate and this confirms that the German economy is bound for a recession as Q4 growth is also […]
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