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Friday 24 June 2016 5:09 pmGold on fire as UK shocks markets with Leave voteBy: Jessica MorrisShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleSpookedinvestors have continued to pile into gold as financial markets around the world enter meltdown following the UK s vote to leave the European Union.Gold swelled over sixper cent to $1,313.60at the London close, after climbing as high as $1,355.6 earlier today.Market uncertainty was increased after Prime Minister David Came stanley thermobecher ron resigned in the aftermath of th brumate e vote.Gold had fallen in recent days as markets bet that the UK would vote to remain and investors bought into equity. Read more: Brexit, pursued by a bear ndash; FTSE futures plummetStock markets have seen a rapid sell off today however, with the FTSE 100 currently down around five per cent and European markets painting a similar picture.Gold took other safe havens, such as bonds, with it.It came as sterlingclocked its worst daily fall on records that date back to 1971 mdash; even uglier thanthe collapse of Lehman Brothers.It fell from a 2016 high above $1.50 against the dollar to below $1.34 in a matter of hours. 8203;Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at Think Forex, said: The precious metal is on fire and it is the real winner of Brexit situation. Investors are really trying to protect their investment polene bag and we are seeing some big bets coming in the market w Glih London property: Average house price edges closer to pound;600,000
Thursday 23 July 2009 8:00 pm|Updated:Friday 31 May 2019 6:20 amTHEATRICAL LORD TURNER PROVES owala website HIMSELF A NATURAL ON THE STAGEBy: admindrupalShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleMY, OH my, but our Lo stanley austria rd Turner isnrsquo;t half one to soak up the limelight.Commanding the stage at yesterdayrsquo annual public meeting, the FSArsquo chairman put a sweating, red-faced Hector Sants to shame under the lights as he fielded questions from the floor with panache, authoritatively pointing out the chosen ones like t polene cyme he best of seasoned auctioneers.In fact, such was Turnerrsquo dramatic poise that The Capitalist couldnrsquo;t help but wonder if he had ever done a turn in the theatre. Naturally, his spokespeople remained mute on the subject, but luckily, a little bird at his Scottish public school, Glenalmond College, was more forthcoming.His passion is for opera and he founded the opera society, as well as editing the school newspaper, which received an award from the editor of The Scotsman, she tells me, evidently proud of a star pupil. But there is no mention on records that he was a member of the drama or debating societies at Glenalmond.Must be a natural, then. BLACK BELTWe all know a dose of healthy competition is supposed to be good for the market, but arenrsquo;t actual fisticuffs taking the whole concept a bit too far A challeng
Friday 24 June 2016 5:09 pmGold on fire as UK shocks markets with Leave voteBy: Jessica MorrisShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleSpookedinvestors have continued to pile into gold as financial markets around the world enter meltdown following the UK s vote to leave the European Union.Gold swelled over sixper cent to $1,313.60at the London close, after climbing as high as $1,355.6 earlier today.Market uncertainty was increased after Prime Minister David Came stanley thermobecher ron resigned in the aftermath of th brumate e vote.Gold had fallen in recent days as markets bet that the UK would vote to remain and investors bought into equity. Read more: Brexit, pursued by a bear ndash; FTSE futures plummetStock markets have seen a rapid sell off today however, with the FTSE 100 currently down around five per cent and European markets painting a similar picture.Gold took other safe havens, such as bonds, with it.It came as sterlingclocked its worst daily fall on records that date back to 1971 mdash; even uglier thanthe collapse of Lehman Brothers.It fell from a 2016 high above $1.50 against the dollar to below $1.34 in a matter of hours. 8203;Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at Think Forex, said: The precious metal is on fire and it is the real winner of Brexit situation. Investors are really trying to protect their investment polene bag and we are seeing some big bets coming in the market w Glih London property: Average house price edges closer to pound;600,000
Thursday 23 July 2009 8:00 pm|Updated:Friday 31 May 2019 6:20 amTHEATRICAL LORD TURNER PROVES owala website HIMSELF A NATURAL ON THE STAGEBy: admindrupalShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleMY, OH my, but our Lo stanley austria rd Turner isnrsquo;t half one to soak up the limelight.Commanding the stage at yesterdayrsquo annual public meeting, the FSArsquo chairman put a sweating, red-faced Hector Sants to shame under the lights as he fielded questions from the floor with panache, authoritatively pointing out the chosen ones like t polene cyme he best of seasoned auctioneers.In fact, such was Turnerrsquo dramatic poise that The Capitalist couldnrsquo;t help but wonder if he had ever done a turn in the theatre. Naturally, his spokespeople remained mute on the subject, but luckily, a little bird at his Scottish public school, Glenalmond College, was more forthcoming.His passion is for opera and he founded the opera society, as well as editing the school newspaper, which received an award from the editor of The Scotsman, she tells me, evidently proud of a star pupil. But there is no mention on records that he was a member of the drama or debating societies at Glenalmond.Must be a natural, then. BLACK BELTWe all know a dose of healthy competition is supposed to be good for the market, but arenrsquo;t actual fisticuffs taking the whole concept a bit too far A challeng
