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Best cheap shares to buy in November 2023
What are the best stocks to buy in November 2023?
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Know When to Stop. Lesson for Everyone
Blazely shares whenever you feel rushed and are making decisions without considering your strategy, stop and walk away; come back when you are able to think through your decisions in a principled manner.
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FTSE 100: defence stocks BAE Systems and QinetiQ rise as Israel-Hamas war escalates
With US President Biden planning an Israel visit amid rising Iranian rhetoric, FTSE 100 defence stocks are rising fast.
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American Airlines Q3 earnings preview: what to expect amid downgraded projections and market volatility
With American Airlines slated to release its Q3 earnings on 19 October, the market braces for impact. From lowered earnings estimates to climbing operational costs and market sentiment, delve into what investors should watch for.
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The Week Ahead On The Markets
The Week Ahead

Read about upcoming market-moving events and plan your trading week
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Overnight Funding Rates– Shares & Indices 16th Oct 2023 - 22nd Oct 2023
Please see the interest rates that are used when IG calculates the overnight funding rate (per annum) on shares and indices. This does not include the IG admin fee. The information provided is an indication as of 16th Oct 2023 and will be published weekly on Mondays.
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Dividend Adjustments 16th Oct - 23rd Oct 2023
Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 16th Oct 2023. These are projected dividends and are likely to change. IG cannot be held responsible for any changes made.
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Are these the best FTSE 100 dividend stocks to watch in November 2023?
Phoenix Group, M&G, and British American Tobacco could be the three best FTSE 100 dividend shares to watch next month. These shares are currently the highest yielding on the index.
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Oil prices forecast: how high can it go?
After oil prices plummet by more than 9%, three major factors are poised to initiate a new upward cycle for the global oil market. How high could this newly formed trend potentially drive the price of crucial energy?
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Tesla Q3 2023 earnings preview: what to expect amid production slowdowns and margin concerns
As Tesla gears up to release its Q3 results on 18 October and with estimates pointing towards an EPS of $0.74 and revenue of $24.21 billion, what strategies can traders employ ahead of the big reveal?
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US earnings forecasts: Netflix Q3 results preview
Netflix's Q3 2023 results are expected to show a year-over-year revenue increase of 7.69% and an EPS increase of 12.71%
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Macro Intelligence: oil prices react to Middle East conflict - what's ahead for investors?
Some analysts speculate that the recent spike in crude oil prices may be temporary, unless supply or transport disruptions endure. Iran remains a pivotal player, facing potential constraints if entangled in the unfolding conflict.
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Currencies, EURUSD, GBPUSD: movements in currencies reflect central bank messages
Rallies in EURUSD and GBPUSD reflect the influence of central banks, inflation and geopolitical risks.
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What comes next for crude oil following the outbreak of hostilities in the Middle East?
As violence erupts in the Middle East, markets grapple with uncertainty, and crude oil prices surge.
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Investor Spotlight: Uranium, is it too hot to handle?
The changing dynamics in the wake of geopolitical events have reignited interest in nuclear energy generation. Uranium's sudden resurgence in the market is marked by rising prices and growing demand.
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The Week Ahead On The Markets
US earnings season begins this week, providing the main driver of activity for the next month or so in equity markets. US consumer price index (CPI) is also on the calendar for the week, along with producer price inflation. Chinese inflation and UK gross domestic product (GDP) round out the week of major events.
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Overnight Funding Rates– Shares & Indices 09th Oct 2023 - 15th Oct 2023
Please see the interest rates that are used when IG calculates the overnight funding rate (per annum) on shares and indices. This does not include the IG admin fee. The information provided is an indication as of 09th Oct 2023 and will be published weekly on Mondays.
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Dividend Adjustments 9th Oct - 16th Oct 2023
Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 9th Oct 2023. These are projected dividends and are likely to change. IG cannot be held responsible for any changes made.
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Are these the best UK shares to buy in October 2023?
Tesco, Aviva and Superdry could constitute the three best UK shares to buy next month. These shares have been selected for recent market news.
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JPMorgan Chase share price and Q3 earnings results preview
What to expect and how to trade JPMorgan’s upcoming results.
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Crypto vs Banks: Chainlink and Ripple are Taking No Sides
When Satoshi created Bitcoin in 2009, the idea was to decentralise financial transactions - since banks are controlled by the financial authorities. A few years later, Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies became more popular, and there’s now a great debate about which is better between crypto and banks.
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Oil price nosedives below $90: is the rally over?
Despite Saudi Arabia and Russia maintain their oil production cut till the end of the year, concerns regarding the deteriorating economic environment seem to have taken precedence, resulting in a decline of over 9% in just a week.
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Tesla stock drops 16% from its peak, time to buy the dip?
As we witness this week's disappointing Q3 delivery figures pushing the stock prices even lower, the question arises: Is it time to stay cautiously around the EV titan, or buy the dip?
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Wall Street: US equity indices Jolted by jobs data and House Speakers removal
Explore the key factors driving volatility, including a strong JOLTS report and hawkish Fed comments. Plus, get insights on the upcoming ISM Services PMI data and expert S&P 500 and Nasdaq technical analysis.
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Tesco hopes for better trading as inflation eases
After a tough year for the UK consumer, signs of weakening inflation and better wage growth offer hope for improved performance.
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