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[Are BP shares a top FTSE 100 takeover target?]

 

[FTSE 100 oil majors: BP and Shell shares could rise as Israel-Hamas war intensifies]

 

[FTSE 100 oil majors: BP and Shell shares could rise as Israel-Hamas war intensifies]

 

[Are BP shares a top FTSE 100 takeover target?]

 

[Are BP shares a top FTSE 100 takeover target?]

 

[Are BP shares a top FTSE 100 takeover target?]

 

[Are BP shares a top FTSE 100 takeover target?]

 

[Are BP shares a top FTSE 100 takeover target?]

 

[Are these the best FTSE 100 dividend stocks to watch in October 2023?]

11 minutes ago, Trading_psychology said:

CPI of US hit 3.7, higher than expected. i guess US has the "excuse" to increase rate.  😂

will BOE follow?

 

US Headline Inflation Nudges Higher, the US Dollar Remains Nonchalant

[Risk mood improves as US bond yields, US dollar take a breather: Russell 2000, USD/JPY, GBP/USD]

12 hours ago, Mahadev said:

nice and simple analysis

Thanks @Mahadev

 

All the best - MongiIG

[The 2023 Finder Investing Innovation Awards are open and you can vote IG now]

12 hours ago, Eniola said:

voted IG as well

Great! Thanks @Eniola

All the best - MongiIG

[The 2023 Finder Investing Innovation Awards are open and you can vote IG now]

On 26/08/2023 at 16:03, BashJasper said:

I've voted IG too

Great! Thanks @BashJasper

All the best - MongiIG

[The 2023 Finder Investing Innovation Awards are open and you can vote IG now]

On 24/08/2023 at 17:49, JohnnyRy said:

Voted IG up from across the pond.

Great! Thanks @JohnnyRy

All the best - MongiIG

[The Week Ahead On The Markets]

4 hours ago, iamcryptic said:

Thanks for the updates. It helps 

You are welcome @iamcryptic

All the best - MongiIG

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[New Members Guide]

5 hours ago, mrButch said:

Very helpful for a comfortable start, thanks for this material

Hi @mrButch

Welcome to the IG community! You are welcome

All the best - MongiIG

[RBA eases away from the brake pedal (for now)]

RBA keeps rates on hold, but leaves door open to more hikes

The Reserve Bank of Australia keeps interest rates at 4.10%, but didn't rule out further tightening ahead. IGTV’s @AngelineOng takes a look at the details and the impact on the Australian dollar.

Angeline Ong | Financial Analyst, Presenter and Content Editor, London | Publication date: Tuesday 04 July 2023

[Is the US labour market hot enough to lock in a fifty from the Fed?]

7 minutes ago, wilson said:

Determining whether the US labor market is strong enough to warrant a rate hike from the Federal Reserve (Fed) requires a comprehensive analysis of various economic indicators and factors. While the term "hot" can be subjective, it generally implies a robust and thriving labor market. The Fed closely monitors metrics such as unemployment rates, job growth, wage growth, inflation, and overall economic performance to make decisions on interest rates.

A rate hike from the Fed indicates confidence in the strength of the economy, as it aims to control inflation and maintain a balance between growth and stability. However, the decision to raise interest rates is complex and influenced by multiple factors beyond the labor market alone.

To assess whether the US labor market is strong enough for a rate hike, it is important to analyze the current employment data, wage trends, inflation levels, and the overall economic outlook. Consulting economic experts and studying the Federal Reserve's statements and reports can provide valuable insights into the likelihood of a rate hike in response to labor market conditions.

 

Thanks for sharing @wilson

All the best - MongiIG

[AMD, Nvidia, Intel: which is a better stock to hold?]

 

[AMD, Nvidia, Intel: which is a better stock to hold?]

AI drives 23.9% rise in NVIDIA stock

A stronger-than-expected forecast and a Q1 earnings beat helped gaming chip specialist NVIDIA lead the gainers all-sessions on the IG platform.

 Jeremy Naylor | Analyst, London | Publication date: Thursday 25 May 2023 

It reported adjusted earnings per share of $1.09 versus $0.92 expected, on revenues of $7.19 billion, far higher than the $6.52 billion forecast. However, as IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor explains it was all about its artificial intelligence business. AI investments will keep NVIDIA ahead of its semiconductor rivals, according to the company. NVIDIA said it expected about $11 billion in the current quarter, plus or minus 2%, far surpassing forecasts of $1.06 per share on $7.15 billion in sales.

[AMD, Nvidia, Intel: which is a better stock to hold?]

US vs China chip row: where is it headed and which stocks should I watch?

Chipmakers are on the move. A US lawmaker demands action against a Chinese chip firm after China failed Micron in a security review. IGTV’s Angeline Ong looks at why the tit-for-tat has the potential to get bigger, much faster.

Angeline Ong | Presenter, Analyst and Content Editor, London | Publication date: Wednesday 24 May 2023

[AMD, Nvidia, Intel: which is a better stock to hold?]

Trading the Trend: long NVIDIA

With US chipmaker NVIDIA reporting Q1 results on Wednesday, an opportunity may arise to buy into the shares’ strong uptrend at around $293 with a stop-loss at $258.50 and an upside target of around $330.

Axel Rudolph FSTA | Senior Financial Analyst, London | Publication date: Wednesday 24 May 2023

[Wall Street: US debt ceiling concerns weigh on markets as X-date approaches]

US debt ceiling: where we stand, why investors care

US debt ceiling conundrum - the good news for traders this week is there is no crisis (yet).

 Angeline Ong | Presenter, Analyst and Content Editor, London | Publication date: Monday 15 May 2023 

IGTV’s Angeline Ong takes a look at the looming pressure points and why the US debt ceiling crisis is viewed as such a risk event for global financial markets.