Sue Whitbread is an Editor at Metals Daily. She specializes in finance, covering a wide range of topics including personal finance, investment strategies, and financial markets, with a particular focus on asset management and economic policy. Sue's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as Wealth DFM and IFA Magazine.
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Sue Whitbread's coverage primarily focuses on finance and the UK economy, with a specific emphasis on interest rates, investments, and personal finance. She often cites data and government announcements in her articles.
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Andy Burnham’s victory in the Makerfield by-election last night may prove to be far more than a local political story.
By: Sue Whitbread
Fund tokenisation is emerging as a significant development in financial services, offering a new application of blockchain technology that focuses on
By: Sue Whitbread
SyndicateRoom has announced today the launch of its first university-partnered Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) fund. Developed in partnership with the
Sir Keir Starmer is currently making a speech in Downing Street, he is expected to step down as Labour leader, thereby clearing the way for a coronation of a
Sir Keir Starmer has, this morning, announced his resignation as Labour leader and as PM in a dramatic speech given on the steps of 10 Downing Street. In a
By: Sue Whitbread
The FCA says that its review sets out how AI could reshape retail financial services for consumers, firms, markets and regulators by 2030 and beyond.
By: Sue Whitbread
With many England fans possible feeling a tad jaded after a late night viewing their victory against Mexico earlier today, it’s clear that FIFA World Cup
More than 60 businesses from every corner of the British economy, and strategic suppliers to government, have committed to strengthen their cyber defences as
People struggling should find it easier to access basic bank accounts, after nine banks committed to improving widespread poor practice identified by
By: Sue Whitbread
The Treasury Committee report entitled Student loans: Broken and unfair? calls for urgent reform to the student loans system and highlights widespread
