Michelle McGagh is a journalist at Citywire. She specializes in finance and investment, covering topics such as asset management, investment strategies, stocks and bonds, and wealth management. Michelle's insights and expertise have been featured in Citywire.
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Michelle McGagh's articles extensively cover investment analysis, expert commentary, and breaking news related to the stock market, FTSE, investing, financial news, and specific companies. She focuses on business & industry as well as real estate industry and finance & economy.
Given her extensive coverage of investment analysis and expert commentary in these areas, she would likely be interested in insights from financial analysts or industry experts who can provide valuable perspectives on stock market trends, specific companies' performance analyses or emerging investment opportunities.
Considering Michelle's focus on both domestic (UK) and international markets such as the US inflation data mentioned in one of her articles suggests that she may appreciate pitches with a global perspective but should also include relevant information for UK investors.
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The FTSE 350 could be in line for a resignation bounce as Keir Starmer steps down as prime minister.
By: Michelle Mcgagh
Our daily roundup of analyst and fund manager commentary on shares.
UK equities were cautious this morning after yesterday's tech sell-off but property groups jumped as Segro rejected a bumper takeover bid.
Our daily roundup of analyst and fund manager commentary on shares.
Precious metal prices came under pressure this morning, leaving the miner-heavy FTSE struggling for direction.
By: Michelle Mcgagh
Our daily roundup of analyst and fund manager commentary on shares.
Our daily roundup of analyst and fund manager commentary on shares.
UK equities were steady this morning despite investors eyeing Samsung Electronics results cautiously and Donald Trump threatening to 'finish the job' in Iran.
The Bank of England is expected to follow the US Federal Reserve and keep rates on hold at 3.75%.
The main UK market was stable this morning after reaching a fresh intra-day high at the end of July, as the US pressed pause on its latest Iran attack.
