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UK Consumer Price Index (CPI) jumped from 2.3% y/y to 2.7% in April; the highest since 2013. And still the FTSE 100 index clocks fresh record high. Higher inflation leads to lower spending and weak economy. Why is the stock market on fire then? What’s happening? 7IM Investment Manager Ben Kumar says, “The FTSE 100 index has little do with the UK economy”. Listen to the full segment for more info on- Potential rally in the FTSE 100 index to 8000 levels & Outlook for Vodafone #FTSE100, #UK, #indices, #equities, #Vodafone, #stocks, #trading, #fundamentals, #economy, #macro, #investing

In today’s opening segment, Tip TV presenter Zak Mir and Eddie Topik, Head of FX at ADMISI, discuss the rise in the UK inflation to 4-year high and the lacklustre reaction from the British Pound. The other trending topic this Tuesday morning is the jump in EUR/USD above 1.10 handle. Listen to the full segment as Tofpik sheds light on the technical set up and key levels on the EUR/USD, EUR/GBP and GBP/USD pair. #UK, #inflation, #economy, #indicator, #trading, #investing, #markets, #macro, #forex, #currencies, #equities, #indices, #stocks, #commodities, #technicals

Two weeks down and still no signs of the “Sell in May and Go away”. What does the week ahead hold for the markets? Tim Harrison, Head of Wealth Management at Linear Investments, says there is a case for maintaining the positions, but I wouldn’t want to add serious exposure because we are the elevated levels on the Footsie”. He adds, “The M&A theme - There is still a lot of value out there and some of these Cybersecurity companies could be the ones to look at”. Listen to the full segment to know the potential impact of the UK CPI and labour data due this week on the Footsie and GBP/USD. #UK, #CPI, #Cybersecurity, #indicator, #stocks, #macro, #fundamentals, #trading, #investing

Markets can be very unpredictable around and during news releases. Trading the news offers you the opportunity to make large profits quickly if you are prepared and know what you are doing. In today’s Tip TV Education segment, Dr. Corvin Codirla, Founder of CCFX explains Tip TV viewers the Dos and Dont’s of trading the news. The four key economic indicators/events that move the exchange rates are - Rates, unemployment, inflation, and growth. Codirla’s historical study points to central bank interest rate decision as the one that moves the exchange rates the most. Thus, the education segment is centered mainly on trading the Fed rate decision. Listen to the full segment as Codirla details trading strategies. “Let the market do the talking for you”, says Codirla. He is joined by Presenter Matt Brown. #Education, #trading, #currencies, #FX, #technicals, #markets, #USD/JPY, #Fed, #centralbanks, #macro

Ransomware - A cyber-attack that has hit 150 countries since Friday. The virus took control of users' files and demanded $300 (£230) payments to restore access. There are fears of more Ransomware attacks, although few have been reported till now. Independent Market Analyst Matt Brown says, the cyber attack has boosted the Cybersecurity stocks. For example, the shares of the London listed Ecsc Group, an IT service management company, are up 26% this Monday morning. Brown and Tip TV Presenter Zak Mir also discuss whether it is safe to buy Bitcoin in the wake of the cyber attacks. Listen to the full segment for more info on- FX Sentiment powered by Oanda The Coe report - Russell 2000 Investors Intelligence - Point & figure view on FTSE All Share Index Trade of the day- Long Royal Mail Group #Ransomware, #Cybersecurity, #IT, #markets, #stocks, #equities, #trading, #Bitcoin, #virtualcurrency, #investing, #macro, #fundamentals, #UK, #forex, #currencies, #indices, #commodities

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Steve Larratt, Share Research Business Analyst at Share Talk, presents the outlook for JKX Oil and Gas PLC (LON: JKX) and Redhall Group Plc (LON: RHL). Larratt talks to Tip TV’s Zak Mir. #JKXOilandGasPLC, #RedhallGroupPlc, #stocks, #equities, #macro, #fundamentals, #UK, #trading, #investing

Peter Watson from Watson’s W.I.F.I says, “Snap has to innovate very, very quickly”, and adds “whether people decide to invest in the company from now on will depend on whether they believe in Snap’s long-term vision and potential product pipeline or whether they just think Snap is a one-trick pony that will be outgunned by Facebook”. Watson also talks other key stories released over during the week that could influence the markets in the long run. The list includes UK inflation and drop in the retail sales, Macron - The new French President and whether he would be able to deliver reforms. #quities, #trading, #markets, #macro, #fundamentals, #UK, #inflation, #retailsales, #indicator

China will finally open its borders to US beef while the cooked Chinese poultry is closer to hitting the American market as part of a US-China trade deal. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross hailed the agreement as "a Herculean accomplishment". Listen to Matthew Yeates, Quantitative Investment Manager at 7IM discuss whether the deal is really a Herculean accomplishment or merely a flash in the pan. Yeates says it is good news as trade protection/trade war between the US and China would have been bad for the US economy and global markets. Yeates and Presenter Zak Mir also consider if rescuing the bank with taxpayer money is a good strategy? After all, the taxpayer is set to make a profit of about £500m on the £20.3bn bailout of the Lloyds Bank Group during the financial crisis. #US, #China, #internationaltrade, #economy, #fundamentals, #UK, #Lloyds, #banks, #Trump, #stocks, #investing, #trading, #markets, #equities

The yield on Chinese five-year government bonds hit its highest since 2014 on Friday, causing a rarely seen inversion of the yield curve. What is the reason for the yield curve inversion and will it have an adverse impact on the financial markets? Marc Ostwald, Strategist at ADMISI says the yield curve inversion is due to hedging activity and regulatory crackdown on leveraged investment. Ostwald adds all eyes are on the US retail sales release. “We need this number to print in line with estimates as that would add credence to the Fed’s view that the slowdown in the first quarter was ‘transitory’. Watch the full segment for more info on- China’s crackdown on the leverage and its impact on the metals China, India signal auto policy shifts and what it means for the oil markets Trade of the day – Buy Henderson Group The Coe report – bullish view on the S&P 500 FX sentiment powered by Oanda Broker Recommendation #China, #yieldcurve, #US, #retailsales, #economy, #indicator, #markets, #tradin

Watch Shaun Richards from Not A Yes Man Economics explain how the war on cash/having a cashless society will help central banks impose negative rates with impunity. Find out- If blaming cash for all the scams is logical or merely an argument made by our central bankers to trick the ordinary Jo into keeping money into a digital account in a bank and spend it with a bank card or credit card or checks. #cash, #digitalmoney, #economy, #UK

Oil prices dropped approximately 13% over the last three weeks or so. Can you guess the culprit? It’s the rising shale output, isn’t it? Or are the fears rising shale output and its impact oil unjustified? Malcolm Graham-Wood, Oil analyst at Malcy’s blog says “rising shale output shouldn’t be a major worry as there is limited scope for further expansion in the capacity and Saudi and other major OPEC producers can absorb the excess supply”. He adds “there is a massive difference between perception and reality”. We cannot agree more as there is a widespread belief in the markets that every one barrel reduction in the output by the OPEC subsidises one barrel of Shale. The assumption is wrong, but is nevertheless weighing over oil prices. Graham-Wood expects the oil market to tighten if the OPEC and non-OPEC producers extend the output cut deal till December. He is positive on oil prices in the long-term, but sees massive gyrations ahead of the OPEC meeting scheduled later this month. Listen to the

Ronnie Chopra, Chief Market Strategist at TJM Partners tells Tip TV that Japan’s Nikkei index looks given the Japanese Yen is being offered and the USD/JPY pair looks set to test 115.00-116.00 level in the short-term. Chopra also discusses the outlook for GBP/USD, Copper futures and Anglo American. He talks to Tip TV Presenter Zak Mir. Listen to the full segment for- Broker Recommendations Oanda forex market sentiment chart #Nikkei, #indices, #Yen, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #technicals, #fundamentals, #macro, #investing, #markets, #macro, #US, #UK

The PM May’s promise to protect gas and electricity customers from "sudden and unjustified" rises will be part of the Tory manifesto. Mrs May believes the proposed measures could "save families on poor value tariffs as much as £100". David Buik, Senior Market Commentator at Panmure Gordon says the whole idea of putting a cap on the energy bills is ludicrous. Listen to the full segment for Buik’s full take on PM May’s utility bill caps and ‘Macron’omics. Buik is joined by Tip TV’s Zak Mir and Brand Communications CEO Alan Green. #UK, #energy, #TheresaMay, #economy, #macro, #fundamentals, #investing, #trading, #markets

Matthew Yeates, Quantitative Investment Manager at 7IM explains the turnaround in the European politics from far right to the status quo and its positive impact on the European equity markets. He is joined by Brand Communications CEO Alan Green and Tip TV Presenter Zak Mir. Key points Macron’s victory may have helped restore the European Union (EU) stability and set the Eurozone on a decidedly more stable course European equities are cheap (in multiples of earnings) when compared to the global and US equities Macron needs to deliver - side with political forces that would support structural reforms and help strengthen the French economy #Europe, #equities, #valuations, #fundamentals, #economy, #macro, #politics, #investing, #trading

The Bank of England (BOE) quarterly inflation report (QIR) is due for release this Thursday along with the rate decision and the monetary policy statement. Phillip Shaw, Chief Economist at Investec expects the BOE to steer back to neutral in the wake of strong Pound and weak economic growth. Shaw believes the BOE is unlikely to hike rates before 2019. Listen to the full segment for more info on- ‘Macron’omics - Can Macron live up to the hype? German Elections - Merkel is more likely to win as voters have gotten over the refugee crisis and are now focusing on economic strength PM May’s utility bill cap #BOE, #BankofEngland, #centralbanks, #interestrate, #hawkish, #dovish, #neutral, #markets, #trading, #investing, #macro, #fundamentals, #economy, #UK

Listen to Scott Grant, Director at London South East (LSE) discuss the top trending stocks on the LSE website (www.lse.co.uk). He talks to Tip TV Presenter Zak Mir. Most Traded: Intelligent Energy Most Chatted: Sirius FTSE350 HY Riser: Intu Share Views: Big Dave Mutton discusses how PrimaryBid enables investors to gain access to placings, fundraising and IPOs of AIM-listed companies. #LSE, #UK, #stocks, #equities, #macro, #fundamentals, #investing, #trading

Alan Green, CEO of Brand Communications says, “French President elect Macron will have to redouble his efforts to restructure the French debt”. He adds that France’s growth rate may match that of Germany’s however, German debt to GDP ratio (at 60%) is well below France’s debt to GDP ratio of 100%. Green talks to Tip TV Presenter Zak Mir. Green discusses Theresa May’s energy price caps, strong dependence of the commodity prices on the Chinese economy. Listen to the full segment for more info on- Green’s stock picks of the day - Beximco Pharmaceuticals Ltd, EnQuest PLC Outlook for Sterling Index and Japan’s Nikkei index The trade of the day - Sell Goldman Sachs Broker Recommendation #Macron, #France, #markets, #trading, #investing, #fundamentals, #macro, #UK, #Europe, #US

“If you are Barclays CEO you get into trouble and so far Jes Staley is in the least amount of trouble when compared to his predecessors and does look like a best Chief Executive they have had in ages", says Simon English Senior City Correspondent at The Evening Standard while explaining why he sees Jes Staley being reelected at Barclays CEO this Thursday. English talks to Tip TV CEO Nick Batsford. #Barclays, #JesStaley, #UK, #banks, #business

France wants to lure the British banker by building seven new skyscrapers occupying as much as 375,000 sq m of office space, about the size of 50 football pitches. So should the City of London bid adieu to bankers? Simon English, Senior City Correspondent at The Evening Standard says France at the most could have only a slice of the City Bankers. Anything beyond that is wishful thinking as French not only lack regulatory experience but the work culture is very different than the family friendly culture seen in the City. #banks, #UK, #London, #TheCity, #Pairs, #France, #business, economy