Focus turns to the US election
We have seen currency markets taking on even greater significance over the quarter. Of all developed regions, the UK saw the best returns with the UK top 100 companies moving…
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We have seen currency markets taking on even greater significance over the quarter. Of all developed regions, the UK saw the best returns with the UK top 100 companies moving…
Read more →United States of America Interest rates were kept on hold in September but we view a rate rise in December as likely. The jobs market is showing signs of strength…
Read more →In a broad sense, indices are used to measure performance of the stock market and by extension the economy. They can also be used to construct index portfolios such as…
Read more →Following the Conservative party conference infrastructure spending is back in focus.
Chancellor Phillip Hammond has outlined tight control on regular spending but is targeting greater infrastructure spending to reignite economic…
Read more →WHIreland have been awarded the ‘Best Balanced Portfolio’ category at the recent Citywire Wealth Manager Performance awards ceremony, held on Friday 7 October at The Grove.
The prestigious awards, which are…
Read more →WH Ireland Group plc recently issued an announcement regarding a significant change in its shareholder register.
A strategic investment is being made by Kuwaiti European Holdings (KEH Group). KEH is…
Read more →We are proud to be supporting our client Mudiad Meithrin, a voluntary organisation specialising in Welsh-medium early years provisions. It aims to give every young child in Wales the opportunity…
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The UK top 350 companies grew over the month as concern over Brexit subsided and an uneventful reporting season came to an end. The index was up 1.3%…
Read more →The Nikkei 225 was up 1.4% and the broad Topix up 0.5% over August in Japanese yen terms, having experienced a turbulant month. Japanese stocks rose wiping out the losses seen…
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