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Week ending 14th February 2025.

Week ending 14th February 2025.

17th February 2025

As you can see from the accompanying table, it was broadly a positive week for financial markets. US stocks closed the week on a positive note as investor sentiment steadied, fuelled by growing recognition that President Trump’s tough rhetoric on tariffs was likely a strategic negotiating tactic

Week ending 7th February 2025.

Week ending 7th February 2025.

10th February 2025

As shown in the accompanying table, it was a mixed week for financial markets. U.S. stocks stumbled early on due to new tariffs and ongoing trade negotiations with Canada, Mexico, and China, which unsettled markets despite prior mentions by Trump.

week ending 31st January 2025.

week ending 31st January 2025.

3rd February 2025

As shown in the accompanying table, it was generally a positive week for markets. In the US, however, stocks ended lower after what began as a volatile week.

Week ending 24th January 2025.

Week ending 24th January 2025.

27th January 2025

As shown in the accompanying table, it was broadly a positive week for financial markets. President Donald Trump’s return to the White House was the main focus for investors, as he signed a series of executive orders on his first day back.

Week ending 17th January 2025.

Week ending 17th January 2025.

20th January 2025

Stocks climbed this week, fuelled by economic data that reinforced expectations for central banks to maintain supportive policies, as well as solid corporate earnings.

Week ending 10th January 2025.

Week ending 10th January 2025.

13th January 2025

As you can see from the accompanying table, markets were mixed this week. It was another short week for US markets, which were closed on Thursday, 9th January, in observance of a national day of mourning for former President Jimmy Carter.

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