Tuesday, 13 April 2021
Spain’s Joan Cardona offered further evidence of his prodigious talent today as he moved top of the rankings at the 2021 Finn European Open and Under-23 Championships after winning both of today’s races at Vilamoura.
Cardona, the 2020 European under-23 champion, whose main target in the Portuguese resort, apart from defending his title, is to earn a Tokyo 2020 quota place for his country, had begun the second day of racing in fourth position after finishing 15th and then fourth.
But back-to-back victories left him on just 21 points, six better than overnight leader Zsombor Berecz.
The Hungarian sailor, winner of the Tokyo Olympic test event in 2019, now stands second on 27 points after finishing eighth and 10th, on day two.
Asian Open: Fed remain optimistically patient, ASX 200 to break higher?
Matt Simpson April 8, 2021 12:31 AM Share:
Asian Futures:
Australia s ASX 200 futures flat, the cash market is currently estimated to open at 6,928.00
Japan s Nikkei 225 futures are down -50 points (-0.17%), the cash market is currently estimated to open at 29,680.79
Hong Kong s Hang Seng futures are down -207 points (-0.73%), the cash market is currently estimated to open at 28,467.80
Wednesday US Close:
The S&P 500 index rose 6.01 points (0.15%) to close at 4,079.95
The Nasdaq 100 index rose 38.242 points (0.28%) to close at 13,616.70
The Fed to remain ‘patient for ‘some time’
The FOMC retained their upbeat tone on the US economy in the minutes of their meeting. And this has since been backed up by a slew of strong data since their March meeting, including nonfarm payr
A NEW dog training facility is coming to Lancashire which promises top of the range equipment, turf and instructors. Wild Paws Agility was founded by former architect turned director and head trainer Nicola Wildman, from Blackpool, who has trained dogs as a hobby for several years before turning professional and who last year represented England and the Great Britain team at Crufts. The new indoor agility training centre will be opened in Leyland in July, while Wild Paws already has a centre in Barton. Ms Wildman said: The facility is going to be near Centurion Way in Leyland and the surface we are putting in it is the same as Crufts but has a 15 millimetre shock pad underlay which will make it a better surface than Crufts.
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