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  • Weekly Overview w/c 16th August 2010
    23 August 2010

    Growth will not be sacrificed, according to the Government ahead of announcements on spending cuts. Going forward, the emphasis for Government spending will be to areas with the greatest economic advantage. More

  • Weekly Overview w/c 9th August 2010
    16 August 2010

    The Federal Reserve in the US, the Fed, has initiated a new round of easing through the purchase of Treasuries following news that the recovery is slowing down in the US. This is not new money as in the first round but it is still pumping liquidity into the system, it is more a case of making funds available rather than new funds. More

  • Weekly Overview w/c 2nd August 2010
    09 August 2010

    The holiday season has got underway and the markets have settled down to what will probably be a sedate summer lull. Lloyds have reported a return to profit, as a result of lower provisioning for bad loans and ‘bad’ Northern Rock has similarly reported a return to profit. More

  • Weekly Overview w/c 12th July 2010
    19 July 2010

    Equity markets started the week stronger than the previous week. There are fewer companies reporting problems and downgrades and the banking system in the Eurozone appears to be coping well within the internal pressures. More

  • Spring Has Sprung
    30 June 2010

    The initial New Year weakness saw the FTSE100 index slip and almost break the 5,000 barrier but the recovery and subsequent further strength highlighted the renewed optimism which began to permeate the market. More

  • Fyshe Focus May - June 2010
    21 June 2010

    The initial New Year weakness saw the FTSE100 index slip and almost break the 5,000 barrier but the recovery and subsequent further strength highlighted the renewed optimism which began to permeate the market. The optimism came in the form of further good news in the UK with regard to the strength of the recovery in GDP, gross domestic product, where revisions later confirmed that it was not as anaemic as first feared. More