Fintech firm Wise valued above £8bn on stock market debut

·

·

Fintech firm Wise valued above £8bn on stock market debut

The company, whose goal is to revolutionise cross-border payments by stripping out the markups that banks and foreign exchange dealers add to transactions, began publicly trading at 800p in London on Wednesday, giving it a valuation of £8bn.
See Original Article

Medium-Term Consumer Expectations Hold at 3.6% in Fed Survey

Economists in a Bloomberg survey, published on July 9, projected more modest increases in inflation. Prices are forecast to rise an average 3.7% this
See Original Article

The Housing Threat

New Zealand has the hottest property market in the world, according to the Bloomberg Economics global bubble ranking. The central bank's
See Original Article

Dollar edges higher amid pandemic concerns; US inflation data eyed

NEW YORK, July 12 (Reuters) – The dollar climbed across the board on Monday as concerns about the pandemic encouraged investors to seek a safe haven, and as they awaited more clues about the global economic recovery. With markets hyper-sensitive …
See Original Article

Banks Are Reversing Course on PPP Loans to Small Business Owners

For 24 years, Ericka Gray has owned her own mediation and arbitration business in Arlington, Massachusetts, helping organizations navigate workplace disputes. But when the Covid-19 pandemic began, her income completely dried up. “I had no business, …
See Original Article



Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.