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Phil Anderson
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SHARE TRADERS AND CRYPTO INVESTORS ARE BOOSTING THEIR MONTHLY INCOME FROM TRADING
Regular investors in shares and crypto are earning extra income from their trading, research from GraniteShares shows.
SHARE TRADERS AND CRYPTO INVESTORS BOOST MONTHLY INCOME FROM TRADING
New research* from GraniteShares, a global issuer of Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) with more than $7 billion under management, shows regular investors in shares and crypto are earning extra income from their trading.
GROWTH IN TRADING PLATFORMS IS ATTRACTING NEW RETAIL INVESTORS
Growing numbers of UK trading platforms are making it easier to invest and are attracting a new breed of retail investors, new research* from GraniteShares, a global issuer of Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) with more than $7 billion under management, shows.
GRANITESHARES ANALYSIS REVEALS TOP 10 MOST SHORTED UK STOCKS
New analysis from GraniteShares a global issuer of Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) with more than $6 billion under management, reveals that on 8 July 2024, Petrofac was the most shorted UK listed company.
ANALYSIS REVEALS TOP 10 MOST SHORTED FRENCH STOCKS
New analysis by GraniteShares, a global issuer of Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) with more than $6 billion under management, reveals that on 8 July 2024, Atos was the most shorted French listed company.
ANALYSIS REVEALS TOP 10 MOST SHORTED GERMAN STOCKS
New analysis by GraniteShares, a global issuer of Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) with more than $6 billion under management, reveals that on 8 July 2024, HelloFresh was the most shorted German listed company.
ANALYSIS REVEALS TOP 10 MOST SHORTED ITALIAN STOCKS
New analysis from GraniteShares a global issuer of Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) with more than $6 billion under management, reveals that on 8 July 2024, Saipem was the most shorted Italian listed company.
UK Inflation Remains Steady at 4.0% in January
In January, inflation in the United Kingdom remained unchanged at 4% according to official data released on Wednesday. Lower food prices balanced out the rise in energy costs, providing relief for both the Bank of England (BoE) and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak ahead of an anticipated national election later this year. (Source: ONS)