Dell shows how we made that adjustment as the market fell into a correction. As market indexes corrected at the beginning of April we shifted our exposure on SwingTrader to try to stay on the right side of the trend. Dell Technologies had a very different look from the indexes.
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The United States spends a huge chunk of its national paycheck on debt obligations. Where is all that money going?
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Halifax says typical house prices in early 2024 have ‘largely plateaued’ but predicts they will rise later in the year
Landlords and investors face paying tax on their losses because of tinkering under New Labour, as well as a government raid on profits.
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Global debt has surged to a record high of $315 trillion (£250 trillion) as China and India continued their borrowing binge despite the risks posed by geopolitical tensions and higher interest rates.
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The British pound edged lower against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday before the Bank of England's policy announcement on Thursday as markets moved to fully price in two quarter-point rate cuts this year. A survey of economists polled by Reuters expects the BoE to keep interest rates unchanged when it announces its decision this week, but analysts expect the central bank to leave the door open to lower interest rates as early as June. Traders price in 53 basis points of easing this year, implying at least two quarter-point cuts, having previously fully priced only one after inflation data last month showed prices slowed by less than expected in March.
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House prices are expected to rise by more than £60,000 over the next five years as Britain’s mortgage crunch eases, a leading estate agent has said.
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