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Market Event, Shares

WeWork IPO - Everything you need to know

Ben Weiss, Thursday, 1 August 2019

WeWork, officially known as WeCompany, is a revolutionary firm that changed the perceptions of what shared-office working is all about. It filed to go public earlier this year, but when is WeWork’s IPO? Here’s everything you need to know about WeCompany going public.

Market Event, General

5 Markets affected by Brexit

Ben Weiss, Tuesday, 9 April 2019

Many markets have been affected by Brexit, but some are more susceptible to the developments between the UK and the EU. Here's the five we think will be most affected by Brexit.

Market Event, General

Luxembourg the real winner of Brexit?

Ben Weiss, Monday, 25 March 2019

Brexit was once what some saw as a promising prospect that gave the UK more independence, but it has since become rather farcical and nobody's idea of a beneficial process. From the EU to the UK public, politicians to businesses, many parties have undoubtedly lost as a result of Brexit. But there has been one winner from all of this...

General, Market Event

Third Time Lucky? What’s next for Brexit?

Michael Baker, Friday, 22 March 2019

Article 50 has been officially extended and the planned date for the UK to leave the EU on March 29 is no more. We now have two dates to add to the table, April 12 and May 22. Why are these dates important?

Market Event, Forex

Crunch time for Trade Wars

George Walker, Monday, 25 February 2019

How have Brent Crude Oil, GBP/USD,EUR/CAD and EUR/USD reacted to the trade war? Click to see what to look out for this week.

General, Market Event

Weekly Review: Germany on the ropes and Amazon’s $0 tax bill

Ben Weiss, Monday, 18 February 2019

Germany narrowly avoids a recession, Amazon pay nothing in corporation tax for the second consecutive year and has there been progression in the US-China trade war?

General, Market Event

Technical Analysis: Brexit uncertainty weakening the economy?

Michael Baker, Tuesday, 12 February 2019

Weakening economy and ‘Brexit’ uncertainty paint dull December GDP numbers, inflation and retail sales indicators up next.

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