Russ Mould is the Investment Research Director at AJ Bell. He specializes in finance, commodities and futures, and international finance, with a focus on global and emerging markets. Russ's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as Shares Magazine, Yahoo Finance, The Telegraph, and MSN.
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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 market, having been burned before, is not getting too carried away on speculation about a US-Iran peace deal but the reports did lead to a higher open on Friday.
While British political history suggests voters do not necessarily warm to political parties or governments which change leaders mid-parliament, financial markets tend to take a more detached view of proceedings.
The FTSE 100 was playing catch up to European counterparts on Tuesday after progress on a potential agreement between the US and Iran.
The FTSE 100 started Wednesday on the back foot as a weak showing for energy and defensive stocks outweighed a continuing push higher for stocks in line to benefit from any peace deal between the US and Iran.
The optimism which has persisted for much of this week about the prospects for a deal between the US and Iran is being severely tested.
Silicon chip maker Micron is the 13th company to currently carry a stock market valuation of $1 trillion or more, as earnings and price target upgrades from investment banks fuel momentum in a share price already carried higher by strong demand for its Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) products.
The FTSE 100 was steady on Friday as global markets continue to try and unpick the latest movements in the Middle East.
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Oil down, markets up – these are welcome movements for investors after three months of uncertainty around the Iran war.
The lack of solid progress with peace talks has resulted in Brent Crude oil moving back up in price, trading 1.8% higher at $97.76 per barrel.
