Russ Mould is the Investment Research Director at AJ Bell. He specializes in finance and trading, with a focus on global markets, commodities, capital markets, and economic policy, as well as real estate and business economics. Russ has been featured in notable publications such as Shares Magazine, Yahoo Finance UK, and The Telegraph.
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Russ Mould's coverage predominantly focuses on investment analysis, often citing data. He delves into topics such as finance, stock market movements, economic indicators, and company performances. His articles also touch upon sales & marketing and the real estate industry.
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The FTSE 100 dipped in early trading in stark contrast to the fireworks seen on Wall Street late last week.
The ongoing bidding war for commercial airline EasyJet has come to a resolution, with Apollo finally securing the deal.
European stock markets remained in a holding pattern as investors digested the latest events in the Middle East.
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The FTSE 100 was dragged lower as several heavyweights traded without the rights to their latest dividends on Thursday.
Western government debt and inflation could play to the precious metal’s advantage
The FTSE 100 made a tentative start to the week, not helped by a slight pullback in oil prices which clipped the wings of index heavyweights BP and Shell
The bond markets tend to feature in newspaper columns these days discussed with a sense of fear, trepidation or possibly wonder. But for contrarian investors, intrigue is the more useful emotion.
European equity markets pushed forward with gains across all the major indices as investors digested softer than expected US sanctions against Iran.
Markets have adopted a similar pattern over the last six months as investors have responded to the latest mood music from the Middle East.
