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Q4 earnings season – first annual decline in earnings since 2020 expected
Expectations for earnings season remain muted at best, and a combination of slowing consumer spending and higher prices mean US companies could see their profit margins squeezed.
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Using high yielding dividend stocks to grow your wealth
@tradinglounge shares: Investing in high yield dividend stocks can be a smart strategy for growing wealth, particularly through the power of compound interest.
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Best UK ETFs to watch in Q1 2023
The Invesco Physical Gold ETC, iShares Core FTSE 100 UCITS ETF, Vanguard FTSE All-World UCITS ETF, and the iShares UK Dividend UCITS ETF could constitute some of the best UK ETFs to consider in the new year.
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ASX: three stocks to watch
In its first week of trading for 2023, the ASX 200 added 71 points (1.01%) to close at 7110. A respectable performance after a violent sell-off rocked the market on the first day of the New Year (Tuesday).
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Trading Styles - Scalper, Day Trader, Swing Trader and Position Trader
Trading styles refer to the different approaches that traders take in order to profit from the financial markets. There are four main types of trading styles: scalping, day trading, swing trading, and position trading.
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The Week Ahead On The Markets
Earnings season is upon markets once again, with US banks kicking off the quarter four (Q4) reporting period at the end of this week. UK trading statements come through thick and fast during the week as well, from a host of companies, including Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Marks & Spencer. While it is a less frenetic week on the economic front, consumer price index (CPI) figures from the US and China will keep the global focus on the key issue of inflation.
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Dividend Adjustments 9th January 2023 - 16th January 2023
Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 9th January 2023. These are projected dividends and likely to change. IG cannot be held responsible for any changes made.
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EUR/USD and USD/CAD await US unemployment data while EUR/GBP stays bid
Outlook on EUR/USD, EUR/GBP and USD/CAD ahead of US NFP data.
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Shell expected to post record earnings on LNG boost
London-listed Shell reports full-year earnings on 2 February and analysts say the company’s LNG operations, liquefied natural gas, are likely to be a big contributor.
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​FTSE 100, DAX 40 remain bid while Nasdaq 100 continues to slide
Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and Nasdaq 100 ahead of US NFP data release.
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Key events to watch in the week ahead: 9-13 Jan 2023
While all eyes will be on the key US non-farm payroll report today to round up the week, several key events are closely watched in the coming week as well to provide further clues on the inflation and growth outlook
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EUR/USD, EUR/GBP and USD/JPY consolidate as investors digest US Fed minutes
Outlook on EUR/USD, EUR/GBP and USD/JPY post hawkish Fed minutes.
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Brent crude oil, US natural gas halt their steep declines while gold rally stalls
Outlook on Brent crude oil, US natural gas and gold amid re-opening of China and clement weather forecasts.
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FTSE 100 and DAX still moving higher, but S&P 500 remains rangebound
European indices continue to leave their US peers behind, marking a radical departure from the norm of the past decade.
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EUR/USD and AUD/USD reverse Tuesday’s US dollar gains while EUR/GBP looks toppish
Outlook on EUR/USD, EUR/GBP and AUD/USD amid European inflation readings and China planning to resume Australian coal imports. 
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Where to next for the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100?
What does Q1 2023 have in store for US equity indices?
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Expect mining sector volatility before lift-off later in 2023
It’s not all going to be easy this year, but the mining sector is expected to climb later in 2023 after a period of early volatility. That’s the view of mining sector veteran, John Meyer from SP Angel.
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EUR/USD and GBP/USD fall back as USD/JPY claws back losses
The dollar is on the up this morning, pushing down EUR/USD and GBP/USD while boosting USD/JPY off its session lows.
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Nasdaq 100: Tesla shares down despite record deliveries
China remains a headwind for Tesla and concerns continue about CEO Elon Musk’s absence as he sorts out his other business interests, including Twitter and SpaceX.
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FTSE 100: Rolls-Royce shares performing best out of the 2023 gate
After losing almost 48% in 2022, Rolls-Royce tops the leader board at the start of the new year. The aero engine maker was one of the gainers at the start of 2022 then lost its buoyancy.
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FTSE 100, DAX and S&P 500 make gains in early trading
Indices have kicked off the first full day of 2023 with gains, hoping to put a tough 2022 behind them.

FTSE 100 clambers back above 7600


DAX at two-week high


S&P 500 pushes higher
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USD starts 2023 on the back foot
Analysts had suggested that the US dollar would continue its recent weakness with more downside and short traders have not been disappointed. That being said, the dollar is holding up against the euro.
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Oil stabilises while US natural gas drops to 11-month low and gold rallies to 6-month high
Outlook on oil, gold and US natural gas amid re-opening of China and mild weather forecasts. 

 Axel Rudolph FSTA | Senior Financial Analyst, London | Publication date: Tuesday 03 January 2023 
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Dividend Adjustments 2nd January 2023 - 9th January 2023
Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 9th January 2023. These are projected dividends and likely to change. IG cannot be held responsible for any changes made.
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The Week Ahead On The Markets
Week ahead 30/12/22: German retail sales and US jobs
With the bulk of the markets waiting until Tuesday 3rd January, before commencing the year, the potential moves could come from German retail sales and jobs data and US non-farm payrolls.
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