Lets take a look at what is been helping foment further gains across the asiapacific. That is the futures contract for the s p up to tens, hang seng three tens of 1 . And the nikkei has buoyed a bit. Also the topix doing rather well. We have a cna a tad week. Looking at that as we do. Also the yen, and the boj. 41 day since the boj came in and bought a sizable chunk of stocks in the japanese market. Someat stealth tapering, people are arguing because the yield on the 10 years unchanged. The yield has been lurching lower eight basis points. Weekhas been put less a and see what is going on in regard to the haven stages. The learn not willing to look at and take on risk right now. This is of course after the Election Results or we saw the landslide victory when it comes to democratic camp. She was talking about how she is ready to listen and stands by previous stances on protest demands. People who felt that our government has not handled, deadly the legislative exercise and its aftermath
Stocks declining for a second day. A slump in chinese equities in a , which is why we might see exacerbated moves. More dovish than expected Federal Reserve. We had the minutes yesterday. We are getting pmi edit europe, better than expected. Better than expected if you look at services. Manufacturing also that are than expected. Manufacturing also better than expected. We are looking at a pretty strong economy. Au will get to europe in second. Eurodollar currently 118. 45. Coming up, we speak to alexander stubb. Brexit talk to him about and the eurozone. In the meantime, lets get to the bloomberg first word news. Democratsmany social are ready to start talks with Angela Merkel. Totin schulz is prepared offer her limited support for a full term. It is said he could back her in a minority government but not but would not offer another grand coalition. Philip hammonds budget has been welcomed by members of the conservative party, while stilla mays future is questionable. Some ball boy the
Have stocks moving on that that will bring you up to date and we aredebating whether big change in Interest Rates is about to affect the stock market weve seen rumblings of and well get to that important story coming up, but we begin with breaking news, a report that canada is increasingly convinced that President Trump will pull out of the north American Free trade agreement. Don chu joins us now with more on how that could affect the market. That tracks some of the Biggest Companies in canada and in mexico. The Biggest Companies in canada. You can see thats pretty good stock down about one and a quarter percent. On the chart just when those headlines came out with regard to whether or not canada thinks that the u. S. Is going to withdraw from nafta. That move there exacerbated by those headlines. Also the ishares mexico capped etf, this is another one that tracks the biggest mexican companies. Same kind of situation that chart on the right hand side, right when the headlines came out
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London Fintech Updraft raises £16m to help people break up with their credit cards Pubblicato: 16 Dicembre 2020
Updraft, a part lending, part credit report, and part financial planning app designed to tackle escalating consumer borrowing, has secured £16m in funding to help its member’s avoid unnecessary credit card and overdraft charges. The funding arrives in the form of equity and debt, with specialist investment firm Quilam Capital leading on the debt side, and the UK Government’s Future Fund participating via their convertible loan note alongside a group of high-net-worth investors.
Available now via the Apple App Store, Updraft was founded by financial services executive Aseem Munshi, former Head of Cards and Unsecured Lending for HSBC, UK. With over 15 years’ of experience in banking, Munshi realised there was a problem that could only be solved from the outside - that consumers drift into borrowing more and more each month without noticing. Consum