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Global markets are under pressure at the start of the new week, with investors navigating a twin threat from AI earnings anxiety and rising oil supply. Asian markets slipped on Monday as

Progressive Corporation (NYSE: PGR) has drawn renewed attention from income-focused investors as dividend stocks regain their appeal in an uncertain economic climate. Dividend-paying stocks have historically offered investors a degree of stability,

Last week, Andy Burnham gave a speech at the People’s History Museum in Manchester before travelling to London to take his seat as the newest Member of the House of Commons. The

Investors searching for stability amid growing market uncertainty are turning their attention to stocks with proven resilience and durable long-term fundamentals. Market volatility has become a persistent concern for investors in 2026,

US stock futures edged higher at the start of a new trading week, building on momentum from a strong run of gains across major indices. The S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones

Real estate investment trusts have remained a popular vehicle for income-seeking investors, offering exposure to property markets without the need for direct ownership. REITs are required by law to distribute at least

London’s FTSE 100 index advanced on Wednesday as stock markets across Europe pushed higher, with Germany’s DAX benchmark hitting a fresh record in Frankfurt. The DAX’s record-breaking session reflected growing investor confidence

Traders and investors in London are keeping a close eye on a key interest rate decision that is expected to shape market direction in the near term. The FTSE 100 has remained

Andy Burnham’s plan to reshape business rates in favour of Britain’s high streets would cost approximately £880m a year, according to new analysis from global tax firm Ryan. The proposals, which form