Robert Stephens is a Video Journalist at various esteemed publications including The Armchair Trader and Yahoo Finance. He specializes in finance, trading, and business economics, with a keen focus on markets, inflation, and personal finance. His insights and analyses have been featured in notable outlets such as The Telegraph, MoneySense, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Despite its capital loss to date, this stock offers much more than just a 7.1pc dividend yield
Despite a disappointing 2024, the FTSE 350 index has an upbeat long-term outlook
Falling interest rates and GDP growth promise a boost in the long term
By: Robert Stephens
This company feasibly aims to double revenue by the end of the decade
Carol Anne Logue instilled a homegrown approach with UCF’s Innovation Districts and Incubation Program, helping the region blossom into a world-class business center.
The prospects for UK-focused firms are likely to improve as interest rates fall
While Questor is unashamedly bullish about the long-term prospects for the UK economy, investment opportunities also abound among companies that operate abroad. Indeed, the IMF expects the global economy to grow at a pace more than twice that of the UK economy this year. It currently forecasts growth of 3.2pc for the world economy versus 1.5pc for the UK, as major economies such as the US are expected to continue to deliver strong performances.
Despite being a ‘cyclical stock’ it is well-prepared for a flatlining economy
Net zero push and interest rate cuts are set to boost this FTSE 100 miner’s performance
By: Robert Stephens
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