Debt & Credit

• Nov9 Nov 09, 2026 CBRE’s real estate services business reaches into data centres and power networks CBRE combines property services with growing data centre and power infrastructure work, while its advisory activity remains exposed to market swings.
• Nov7 Nov 07, 2026 Lagarde’s Early Departure Raises Questions About ECB Leadership and French Debt Christine Lagarde’s planned exit comes as French borrowing costs rise, putting a premium on clear communication from the ECB during the succession.
• Nov6 Nov 06, 2026 Budget changes: what workers, borrowers, pensioners and ISA savers need to know Frozen tax thresholds may trim wage gains, while student loan rules, Pension Credit and ISA limits shape what households keep.
• Nov6 Nov 06, 2026 France’s Debt Strain Raises Questions About the Eurozone’s Resilience France faces high debt costs, persistent deficits and social strain, though default looks unlikely. The pressure leaves investors weighing risk agains...
• Nov6 Nov 06, 2026 HgCapital Trust: Growth, AI Risks and a 26% Discount to NAV HgCapital Trust’s portfolio is growing, but AI concerns and a postponed Visma listing weigh on its shares. Here are the key figures and risks.
• Nov5 Nov 05, 2026 The ‘no-spend’ challenge: Does it really work to save money? A no-spend challenge is a short-term commitment to pause non-essential spending for a set timeframe to reset spending habits and accelerate savings. P...
• Nov5 Nov 05, 2026 UK Interest Rates Rise to 4% as Inflation Pressure Builds The Bank of England raised its base rate to 4%. Here’s what the decision could mean for mortgage borrowers, inflation and the outlook for rates.
• Nov4 Nov 04, 2026 Stephen Yiu’s “Follow the Money” Approach to Changing Markets Blue Whale’s Stephen Yiu follows where spending is growing, shifting the fund from software toward AI hardware as company prospects change.
• Nov3 Nov 03, 2026 13 Everyday Money Mistakes That Can Undercut Your Financial Plans From an outdated budget to forgotten subscriptions, small money habits can add up. These practical checks can help you build savings and stay in contr...
• Nov2 Nov 02, 2026 Protecting Financial Accounts: When Separate Firms, Email and Devices Help Spreading accounts across firms, inboxes or devices can limit some risks, but each adds work. Strong account and device security should come first.
• Nov2 Nov 02, 2026 Two Income Trusts from One Manager, Two Very Different Rate Bets Two income trusts from the same manager carry very different interest rate risk. Here's how their structures, yields and recent track records compare.
• Nov1 Nov 01, 2026 Sea Limited: How a Gaming Hit Helped Fund a Southeast Asian Shopping Business Sea Limited built a Southeast Asian shopping business on the back of a gaming hit, lost most of its value, then staged a sharp turnaround.
• Nov1 Nov 01, 2026 Rare Whisky Prices Fall 42% as Trophy Bottles Hold Their Appeal Rare whisky valuations have dropped sharply from their 2022 peak, while scarce bottles still draw big bids. Here’s what separates the two markets.
• Nov1 Nov 01, 2026 Luca de Meo’s Kering turnaround faces a harder test at Gucci De Meo has cut borrowing and reshaped Kering, but Gucci’s latest sales reversal shows why a luxury recovery may take time.
• Oct30 Oct 30, 2026 Brazil's Black Monday: Why Markets Sold Off After Lula's Comeback Brazilian stocks and the real tumbled after Lula's comeback win. One analyst thinks investors overreacted, and there are lessons for ordinary savers.
• Oct30 Oct 30, 2026 Are AI Profits Real Earnings or an Accounting Mirage? AI companies are posting strong profits, but how those profits are counted and how the spending is financed could decide whether the boom holds.
• Oct29 Oct 29, 2026 A Renovation Budget That Protects Your Household Finances Set priorities, price the full job and keep a contingency. Compare borrowing costs carefully before deciding how to pay for a renovation.
• Oct28 Oct 28, 2026 Predatory Loans: Warning Signs, Costs and Safer Ways to Borrow Check a loan’s APR, total repayment and late-payment terms before accepting. Payment plans, credit union loans and other options may cost less.
• Oct26 Oct 26, 2026 What Counts as a Good Credit Score, and What Can Help Improve Yours? A FICO score of 670 to 739 is considered good. Learn what affects your score and how credit habits can influence borrowing options.
• Oct19 Oct 19, 2026 Personal Loan Rates: What Counts as a Good APR in 2026? Personal loan APRs vary with credit, loan term and lender. Compare total costs and payment risks before choosing an offer.
• Oct16 Oct 16, 2026 Oil, Bond Yields and Slowing Earnings Weigh on Indian Markets Oil above $100, rising bond yields and weaker earnings pulled Indian stocks down about 5% in July–September. Gold ETFs drew strong inflows.