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The London stock market came under fresh pressure this morning after a trio of UK-listed firms announced plans to quit the City.
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Palantir stock has traded sideways in 2026, but it could break out in the next year.
South Africa’s biggest retail bank is joining the A2X as a secondary listing, giving investors another platform to trade its shares.
As September marks Life Insurance Awareness Month, new data reveals life insurance coverage is rising, but overall confidence in family financial security remains stagnant, especially among parents.
Mainland stocks were largely unchanged on Tuesday, as gains in defensive sectors helped offset weakness in technology shares, with investors seeking safety amid a lack of catalysts.
EUR/CAD continues its losing streak for the fourth successive day, trading around 1.6080 during the European hours on Tuesday.
China’s tax authorities announced on Tuesday the country would end the tax exemption for dividends earned by expatriates at foreign-funded firms, setting up a 20 per cent rate effective immediately.
