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Cloudy with a chance of gain. That sums up the listing hopes of Ionos. The web-hosting business announced its intention to float on Tuesday. News of the initial public offering should hearten a Frankfurt market which, like London, envies New York’s plethora of tech stocks.…
Wall Street has fallen out of favour with global fund managers who have cut allocations to the US stock market to their lowest level for 17 years to hunt for opportunities in Europe and emerging market equities.The Bank of America global fund managers survey showed…
US stocks inched higher on Tuesday after contrasting fourth-quarter results from investment banks Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, while China unveiled underwhelming annual gross domestic product data. Wall Street’s blue-chip S&P 500 edged 0.3 per cent higher, helped by rising prices for energy and utilities…
You can enable subtitles (captions) in the video player For decades some of the world’s most powerful people have gathered nearly every January at a ski resort in the Swiss mountains called Davos. Through its annual week of meetings the World Economic Forum offers ultra-rich…
Crypto-focused US bank Silvergate swung to a $1bn loss in the last three months of 2022, underscoring how the lender has been rocked by the collapse of crypto prices and implosion of exchange FTX.The California-based bank reported a $1.05bn net loss for the fourth quarter,…
A woman walks between signs denoting food prices in a street in Buenos Aires on Thursday © Luis Robayo/AFP/Getty Images Argentina closed the year with annual inflation accelerating to 95 per cent, bringing the South American country narrowly outside the five triple-digit inflation nations globally.Prices…
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