FTSE hits new record as global markets edge higher
View original at uk.finance.yahoo.comFTSE hits new record as global markets edge higher The FTSE 100 closed at a fresh high of 10,122 points on Tuesday. - Yui Mok/PA The FTSE 100 has closed at a new record high as global stock markets continue to rally in the wake of Donald Trump’s intervention in Venezuela…
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Worries about squeezed margins and broader growth prospects contributed to another marked reduction in service sector employment during December
80% confidenceClassic stocks like finance, pharma, big oil and high street retail stalwarts are back in fashion with investors
80% confidenceOil companies would be reimbursed by the US government for making investments in Venezuela
80% confidenceIf a credible and structured political transition occurs in Venezuela, enabling US companies to restart oil operations and sovereign debt restructuring, Venezuelan bond prices could experience a sustained rally
80% confidenceThe rebound in Chinese equities since December has boosted confidence, with many investors planning to stay active until the later-than-usual Spring Festival in 2026
80% confidenceGold and silver advanced with investors weighing heightened geopolitical risks, with Venezuela adding to risk and investing uncertainty
80% confidenceWe're right back on the AI trade again. The optimism is back for now
80% confidenceThe oil surplus in the first half of the year could reach as high as 3m barrels per day
80% confidenceUS oil companies would spend billions of dollars to take the oil out of the ground in Venezuela
80% confidenceTrafigura would need to see a proper legal framework in place before returning to Venezuela
80% confidenceAmerican buyers had become the most serious group in the £15m-plus London property market, with many disillusioned by Trump's presidency
80% confidenceLacklustre business activity growth continued across the UK service sector at the end of 2025
80% confidenceFor global markets, the striking thing was how most assets were almost completely unfazed by the geopolitical risk
80% confidenceVenezuelan oil production could rise from 800,000 barrels a day to 2.5 million within a decade
80% confidenceTrafigura will hold talks with Trump's administration about buying and selling crude from Venezuela
80% confidenceOil prices will fall to the mid to high $50s for much of this year as a global surplus combines with weak global growth
80% confidenceAll of our oil companies are ready and willing to make big investments in Venezuela that will rebuild their oil infrastructure, which was destroyed by the illegitimate Maduro regime
80% confidenceTariff anxiety is pulling metal into the US just as supply risks in Chile resurface
80% confidenceThere is another period of oil price softness ahead
80% confidenceSilver has benefited from sustained concerns that the US administration could eventually impose import tariffs on the refined metal
80% confidenceInitial hopes of a surge in supplies from Venezuela were tempered by the realisation that it would be difficult to rebuild that infrastructure quickly, and without significant cost. In the near-term there may even be disruption to the current Venezuelan supply
80% confidenceIt's very clear the US government wants the oil to continue to flow. They don't want civil unrest in Venezuela and want gasoline and diesel to enter the country
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