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Jugraj Deol
Apple Pays, or not?
After a three-year investigation, the European commission has found Apple’s “sweetheart” tax agreement with Ireland to be illegal and concluded Apple will have to pay back £13billion in taxes.
Read moreMarket Insight
Jugraj Deol
Debt Issuance, Saudi Size.
Investors are queuing in their dozens for Saudi Arabian debt, with the country experiencing “massive levels of demand” for their first international debt sale according to the Reuters.
Read moreJugraj Deol
Oil: From Bear to Bull
Following its seventh straight day of gains on Friday 19th, Brent Crude hit its highest level post Brexit, only a day after it charged into bull market territory. Factors contributing to this upward outlook include unexpected declines in US stock piles, a weaker dollar making commodities cheaper to foreign currency holders and possible discussions for an output freeze at next month’s OPEC meeting.
Read moreDean De Villiers
The Bank of Japan and the Abyss
With bazookas of quantitative easing being fired off around the globe by central banks, my attention turns to the ones who fired first.
Read moreZyman Marzuki
Sterling on the Skids
Sterling has fallen to levels not seen since the mid–1980s when Margaret Thatcher waged her crusade against the trade unions. The unions are now no more, but the UK faces similar challenging political and economic headwinds following the 23 June 2016 referendum result in favour of leaving the EU.
Read moreReuters: Business News
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