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SMALL CAP MOVERS: Asos Wrestles apos;king Of AIM apos; Crown Back

2021-01-22T10:36:41Z

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The perpetual arm-wrestling match between the two leading junior market online retailers has resulted in Asos clawing back the 'king of AIM' crown. In fact, the clothier is now worth £5billion, well above its rival Boohoo's market capitalisation of £4.2billion. However, investors haven't been impressed lately despite strong festive performances from both companies, with shares moving slightly into the red this week. Asos is now worth £5billion, well above its rival Boohoo's market capitalisation of £4.2billion Asos, originally shorthand for As Seen On Screen, saw sales rise 23 per cent in the four months to December but the market is worried the momentum may not continue after lockdown, when people no longer turn to online shopping while stuck or bored at home. Meanwhile Boohoo, whose revenues surged 40 per cent in the same period, is still crippled by last summer's governance scandal, which could result in further investigations or a rise in prices after turning to ethical suppliers. 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'With its online rival Boohoo, trying to shake off a supply chain scandal, a focus on higher ethical standards might help it target the shoppers that it's so far failed to reach.' Remaining in the e-commerce sector, N Brown slipped 9 per cent to 64p after posting a 9 per cent dip in sales in the 18 weeks to January 2. Fellow fashion designer Sosandar also lost 9 per cent to 15p. The company continues to be loss-making despite posting record results for the final quarter of 2020. Turning to the wider market, the AIM All-Share was flat at 1,179 this week, outperforming the FTSE 100, [http://cointiply.com/r/G6JyE cointiply] which shed 1.8 per cent to 6,747 after an early January rally. Sticking to the fallers, research and development company Online Blockchain tumbled 34 per cent to 54p, perhaps a victim of profit-taking after a 69 per cent jump the week before amid rocketing Bitcoin prices. Elsewhere, robotic process automation specialist Blue Prism dropped 18 per cent to 1,545p after full-year revenue forecasts £170-180million suggested modest changes to market expectations, though investors may have wanted to see an upgrade after marking its fifth year of revenue growth. Meanwhile, battery manufacturer Ilika also slipped 18 per cent to 197p after admitting demand for its Stereax miniature batteries is outstripping supply, so it will establish its own manufacturing operation to boost production capacity 70-fold by the end of the year. Telecom services provider Toople fell 17 per cent to 0.09p after flagging a 'proactive approach to bad debts' that resulted in a charge of £1.1million, while the economic impact of Covid-19 is expected to be significant. Turning to the risers, online competitions runner Best of the Best rocketed 67 per cent to 2,380p after lifting full-year profit before tax expectations after a stellar first half, with revenue and profits up 35 per cent and 80 per cent respectively. Applied Graphene Materials shot up 63 per cent to 75p after flagging up a change to regulations by the European Chemical Agency that will allow members of the Graphene Reach registration consortium to supply higher quantities of materials. Car competitions company Best of the Best rocketed 67% this week Elsewhere, Falanx jumped 34 per cent to 1p after expanding its cybersecurity service offering with the launch of Triarii, which has been piloted on Microsoft's Azure Sentinel platform. In the pharma sector, Tiziana Life Sciences soared 39 per cent to 151p after hiring Dr Neil Graham, an industry veteran with experience of successfully developing a blockbuster monoclonal antibody product at Regeneron, as its chief medical officer. Results of the biotech's Covid-19 treatment are earmarked for later this month. Fellow drug developer Synairgen was a breath of fresh air, rising 18 per cent to 165p after dosing the first participant of the final stage of final trials for its inhaled formulation to treat Covid-19 patients. 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European Equities Rise; U.S. Yields Ease After Pushback On Taper Talk

2021-01-22T05:53:51Z

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LONDON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - European shares rose after a shaky start and the dollar edged up on Wednesday, while the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell from 10-month highs, helped by policymakers pushing back against talk of the Fed tapering its support. After Asian equities saw modest gains, European shares opened lower then rose slightly, with the pan-European STOXX 600 up 0.2% on the day at 0918 GMT. MSCI world equity index, which tracks shares in 49 countries, was up 0.2%, edging back towards all-time highs, and MSCI's main European Index was up by a similar amount. China recorded its biggest daily jump in COVID-19 cases in more than five months, despite four cities being in lockdown, and the Dutch government said it would extend lockdown measures on Tuesday. Investors are closely tracking the discussion around tapering - that is, the Fed's possible easing of monetary stimulus. Several Federal Reserve policymakers, including Loretta Mester, Esther George, James Bullard and Eric Rosengren pushed back on the idea of the Fed tapering its asset purchases any time soon. These comments, along with a well-received auction of 10-year Treasuries, pushed the U.S. 10-year yield back down, away from the 10-month high of 1.187% reached in the previous session. At 0919 GMT, the benchmark yield was at 1.1189%. The yield curve, which had reached the steepest since May 2017 on expectations for big fiscal stimulus under a new Democratic administration, narrowed slightly to 96.8 basis points. "We believe the potential for fiscal stimulus, along with a normalization of economic activity as the vaccine rollout ramps up, justify slightly higher US Treasury yields," UBS strategists wrote in a note to clients. "To acknowledge this, we have raised our 10- and 30- year US Treasury yield forecasts by 0.1 percentage points this year to 1.0% and 1.7%, respectively, by end-December," they said, adding that they do not expect the run-up in yields to go much further than that because central banks remain accommodative and the Fed has signalled a tolerance for higher inflation. In light of the recent yield jump, U.S. December inflation data due at 1330 GMT will be closely watched. The U.S. dollar recently broke its downward trend with a three-day winning streak, then resumed falling on Tuesday. It was steady overnight but picked up in early London trading on Wednesday, calling into question whether its bounce was over. At 0920 GMT, it was up 0.1% at 90.136 versus a basket of currencies. With at least five Republicans joining the Democrats push to impeach President Donald Trump over the storming of the U.S. Capitol, Marshall Gittler, head of investment research at BDSwiss Group, said that preventing Trump from [https://www.academia.edu/people/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=running running] for office in future would "permanently remove the "Trump premium" from the dollar and allow the currency to weaken further." In Europe, government bond yields dipped. Italian bonds, which sold off on Tuesday due to political uncertainty, lagged behind Germany. Euro zone industrial production data for November is due at 1000 GMT. Versus the dollar the euro was down around 0.2% at $1.21875 at 0920 GMT. Riskier currencies such as the Australian and New Zealand dollars also fell as the U.S. dollar edged higher . Bitcoin edged up slightly but, at $34,999 was still around 17% down from the all-time high of $42,000 it reached on Friday last week. Oil prices rallied, [http://cointiply.com/r/G6JyE cointiply] [http://www.travelpod.com/s/gaining gaining] for the seventh straight day, with U.S. West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude both trading at their highest since February, after industry data showed a bigger than expected drop in inventories and investors shrugged off the impact of the pandemic. (Reporting by Elizabeth Howcroft, Editing by William Maclean) adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement

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2021-01-21T19:28:31Z

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German Investigators Shut Down Big Darknet Marketplace

2021-01-21T09:39:46Z

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BERLIN (AP) [http://edublogs.org/?s=-%20German - German] prosecutors said Tuesday that they have taken down what they believe was the biggest illegal marketplace on the darknet and arrested its suspected operator. The site, known as DarkMarket, was shut down on Monday, prosecutors in the southwestern city of Koblenz said. All sorts of drugs, forged money, stolen or forged credit cards, anonymous mobile phone SIM cards and malware were among the things offered for [http://cointiply.com/r/G6JyE cointiply] sale there, they added. German investigators were assisted in their months-long probe by U.S. authorities and by Australian, British, Danish, Swiss, Ukrainian and Moldovan police. The marketplace had nearly 500,000 users and more than 2,400 vendors, prosecutors said. They added that it processed more than 320,000 transactions, and Bitcoin and Monero cryptocurrency to the value of more than 140 million euros ($170 million) were exchanged. The darknet is a part of the web accessible only with specialized identity-cloaking tools. The suspected operator, a 34-year-old Australian man, was arrested near the German-Danish border. Prosecutors said a judge has ordered him held in custody pending possible formal charges, and he hasn't given any information to investigators. More than 20 servers in Moldova and Ukraine were seized, German prosecutors said. They hope to find information on those servers about other participants in the marketplace. Prosecutors said the move against DarkMarket originated in an investigation of a data processing center installed in a former NATO bunker in [http://www.blogher.com/search/apachesolr_search/southwestern southwestern] Germany that hosted sites dealing in drugs and other illegal activities. It was shut down in 2019. That center hosted DarkMarket at one point. adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement

Stocks Waver As COVID-19 Fears Trump Recovery Hopes

2021-01-21T05:31:47Z

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By Ritvik Carvalho LONDON, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Global stock markets wavered on Monday as soaring COVID-19 cases offset investor hopes of a quick economic recovery, even after data showing that the Chinese economy rebounded faster-than-expected in the fourth quarter of 2020. European stocks as measured by the STOXX 600 index struggled for direction, last trading 0.1% higher as of 1446 GMT, after failed merger talks between French retailer Carrefour and Alimentation Couche-Tard pulled the gauge lower at the open. The continent's 50 biggest stocks were down 0.2% In Asia, Chinese blue chips gained 1.1% after the economy was reported to have grown 6.5% in the fourth quarter, on a year earlier, topping forecasts of 6.1%. Industrial production for December also beat estimates, although retail sales missed expectations. "The recovery in domestic demand still lacks a solid backing," said Lauri Halikka, fixed income and FX strategist at SEB. "Sporadic virus outbreaks have intensified downside risks in the near term." China reported more than 100 new COVID-19 cases for the sixth consecutive day, with rising infections in the northeast fuelling concern of another wave when hundreds of millions of people travel for the Lunar New Year holiday. Tough new controls in the city of Gongzhuling in Jilin province, which has a population of about 1 million people, brings the total number of people under lockdown to more than 29 million. Hallika said the impact of the latest regional lockdowns and mass testing was likely to be limited and [http://cointiply.com/r/G6JyE cointiply] short-lived. The economic pick-up in China was a marked contrast to the United States and Europe, where the spread of coronavirus has hit consumer spending, [http://www.wired.com/search?query=underlined underlined] by dismal U.S. retail sales reported on Friday. Poor U.S. consumer spending data last week helped Treasuries pare some of their recent steep losses and 10-year yields were trading at 1.097%, down from last week's top of 1.187%. The more sober mood in turn boosted the safe-haven U.S. dollar, catching a bearish market deeply short. Speculators increased their net short dollar position to the largest since May 2011 in the week ended Jan. 12. Also evident are doubts about how much of U.S. President-elect Joe Biden's stimulus package will make it through Congress given Republican opposition, and the risk of more violence at his inauguration on Wednesday. BUBBLE? Elsewhere, in Asian markets, Japan's Nikkei slipped 1% and away from a 30-year high. MSCI'S All Country World Index, which tracks stocks across 49 countries, traded 0.05% lower, down for a second session after hitting record highs only last week. E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 traded flat, though Wall Street will be closed on Monday for a holiday. Recent price action in markets has prompted investors to discuss whether asset markets may be overvalued. In a monthly letter to clients last week, Mark Haefele, chief investment officer at UBS Global Wealth Management, said all of the preconditions for a bubble were in place. "Financing costs are at record lows, new participants are being drawn into markets, and the combination of high accumulated savings and low prospective returns on traditional assets create both the means and the desire to engage in speculative activity," he said. He warned that in the months ahead investors would need to pay particular attention to "risks of a monetary policy reversal, rising equity valuations, and the rate of the post-pandemic recovery". Haefele said however that while he saw pockets of speculation, the broader equity market was not in a bubble. Cryptocurrency bitcoin traded up 1.6%, fetching $36,393. The dollar index fell 0.06% to 90.818, its strongest since Dec. 21,, and away from its recent 2-1/2 year trough at 89.206. The euro traded flat at $1.2072, to its lowest since Dec. 2, while the dollar gained 0.15% against the yen at 103.73 and well above the recent low at 102.57. The European Central Bank will this week face more questions about an increasingly challenging outlook only a month after it unleashed fresh stimulus to bolster the euro zone economy. The Canadian dollar eased to $1.2792 per dollar after Reuters reported Biden planned to revoke the permit for the Keystone XL oil pipeline. Biden's pick for Treasury Secretary, Janet Yellen, is expected to rule out seeking a weaker dollar when testifying on Tuesday, the Wall Street Journal reported. Gold prices gained 0.3% to $1,833 an ounce, compared to its January top of $1,959. Crude oil prices ran into profit-taking on worries the spread of increasingly tight lockdowns globally would hurt demand, a fall that also dragged the Russian rouble lower by 1.1%. Brent crude futures were down 0.1% at $55.03 a barrel, while U.S. crude traded flat at $52.34. (Reporting by Ritvik Carvalho; additional reporting by Wayne Cole in Sydney; Editing by Angus MacSwan, Hugh Lawson and Alison Williams) adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement

Brent At 11-month High Yields End Flat

2021-01-21T02:08:12Z

AshleyLeeds1: Created page with " By Rodrigo Campos NEW YORK, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Oil prices hit their highest in nearly a year on Tuesday on lower supply bets and Treasury yields tightened from 10-..."

By Rodrigo Campos NEW YORK, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Oil prices hit their highest in nearly a year on Tuesday on lower supply bets and Treasury yields tightened from 10-month highs after strong demand at an auction. Stocks, meanwhile, edged higher, led by Asia, with eyes on U.S. earnings and U.S. President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration next week. The 10-year U.S. yield touched its highest since March but tightened to near flat on the day after a Treasury auction was well bid. The yield had risen sharply this year on expectations of a massive stimulus package from the incoming Democratic administration. Brent crude prices hit their highest since February as tighter supply and expectations of a drop in U.S. inventories offset concerns over rising COVID-19 cases globally. Saudi Arabia said it plans to cut output by an extra 1 million barrels per day in February and March. "Saudi Arabia in particular is ensuring, through its additional voluntary production cuts, that the market is undersupplied," said Eugen Weinberg of Commerzbank. Brent was at $56.56, up 1.62% on the day, [http://cointiply.com/r/G6JyE cointiply] while U.S. crude recently rose 1.76% to $53.17 per barrel. On Wall Street, stocks fluctuated near unchanged for the session, not far from record highs. The Dow rose 60 points, or 0.19%, to 31,068.69, the S&P 500 gained 1.58 points, or 0.04%, to 3,801.19 and the Nasdaq Composite added 36.00 points, or 0.28%, to 13,072.43. The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.05% and MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe gained 0.18%. [http://search.un.org/search?ie=utf8&site=un_org&output=xml_no_dtd&client=UN_Website_en&num=10&lr=lang_en&proxystylesheet=UN_Website_en&oe=utf8&q=Emerging%20market&Submit=Go Emerging market] stocks rose 0.29%, while Nikkei futures rose 0.52%. Mainland Chinese shares gained 2.2% overnight to close at their highest in over five years. Democrats said they will give Republican President Donald Trump one last chance on Tuesday to leave office days before his term expires or face an unprecedented second impeachment over his supporters' deadly Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol. An impeachment trial could proceed even after Trump leaves office on Jan. 20. Some Democrats have expressed concern that a trial could hamper Biden's agenda, slowing confirmation of his appointees and distracting from legislative priorities such as a new coronavirus relief package. "Even if (additional stimulus) is delayed, it's going to be a matter of days, maybe weeks, not months. The question is the shape and form of it," said Keith Buchanan, portfolio manager at GlobAlt in Atlanta. Benchmark U.S. government 10-year debt last rose 1/32 in price to yield 1.1325%, from 1.134% late on Monday. The yield hit 1.187% earlier in the session. The U.S. dollar was down a day after hitting its highest since December, and the tighter Treasury yields pushed the greenback down further. The dollar index fell 0.463%, with the euro up 0.45% to $1.2204. The Japanese yen strengthened 0.49% versus the greenback at 103.75 per dollar, while the British pound was last trading at $1.3665, up 1.12% on the day as comments from the Bank of England's governor on the viability of negative interest rates dampened bets for subzero rates in Britain. Spot gold added 0.6% to $1,855.46 an ounce. Silver gained 2.49% to $25.54. Bitcoin last fell 4.01% to $34,035.14. (Reporting by Rodrigo Campos; additional reporting by Devik Jain and Medha Singh in Bengaluru, Saqib Iqbal Ahmed, Laura Sanicola, Karen Brettell and Herbert Lash in New York and Alex Lawler in London; Editing by Dan Grebler and Jonathan Oatis) adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement

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2021-01-21T02:08:05Z

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