Britain voted to leave the European Union in 2016.

deVere Group's Nigel Green said treating Wednesday's PCE numbers as a green light for the US Fed to stand down would be a big mistake.

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Diesel in the US has climbed to more than US$6.50 a gallon, up about 75% from a year ago, and Asia is likely to pay for it in the form of higher interest

A threatened curb on US diesel exports could deliver another inflation shock to global markets, argues Nigel Green.

A US ban on diesel exports could ignite a worldwide inflation firestorm and send it roaring straight back onto American forecourts just as voters head to the polls in November, the CEO of leading inde...

A softer-than-expected inflation reading won’t stop the Federal Reserve raising rates again before the year is out, warns the CEO of deVere Group

Prime Minister Andy Burnham delivered a speech to Labour Party members focusing on social care, public control and political reform.

deVere CEO Nigel Green says gilt investors will decide within weeks whether Andy Burnham's triple lock overhaul strengthens Britain's finances or blows a fresh hole.

One careless line from Andy Burnham in Liverpool today could push Britain’s borrowing costs higher and land on every mortgage, pension and savings pot in the country, warns the CEO of deVere Group as ...

President Trump says the White House is considering a ban on US diesel exports very seriously This is a huge threat but behind the threat sits a problem no

Andy Burnham's conference speech could shake UK borrowing costs. Learn about the potential impact on the bond market and finances.

A U.S. diesel export ban could raise fuel costs abroad and eventually push American gasoline prices higher, Devere CEO Nigel Green warns.

deVere Group's Nigel Green warns a threatened US diesel export ban could ignite a global inflation shock and push gasoline prices higher before the midterms.

The cost of filling up an average family car is now almost £110 - £31 more than it was at the start of the US-Iran conflict

The global bond market is sending a warning to Nigeria: the era of cheap money may be ending just as

deVere Group's Nigel Green said investors can’t simply rotate between regions for shelter as Europe, Asia and US are being repriced together.

74% of people have never reviewed their UK pension, warns the CEO of deVere Group, as new research exposes a blind spot putting UK pension holders’ retirement

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Bitcoin faces renewed pressure as US Treasury yields climb to their highest levels since 2007. deVere Group CEO Nigel Green examines how rising borrowing costs, tighter liquidity and concerns about go...

Investors in every major economy face a brutal repricing of money as the global bond rout accelerates, warns the CEO of deVere Group, one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organisa...

deVere Group's Nigel Green warns gilt yields near a 19-year high are dictating UK fiscal policy ahead of the October 28 budget, as global bond markets sell off.

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[SYDNEY] Asian shares held their nerve on Friday (Sep 25) as a relentless bond selloff pushed longer dated US yields to two-decade highs, raising borrowing costs worldwide and threatening lofty equity...

Asian shares held their nerve on Friday as a relentless bond selloff pushed longer-dated US yields to two-decade highs,...

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deVere Group's Nigel Green warns gilt yields near a 19-year high are dictating UK fiscal policy ahead of the October 28 budget, as global bond markets sell off.

Britain could be heading towards a new “Truss moment” as long-term gilt yields are at a 30-year high, leaving the Chancellor little room to manoeuvre in his first Budget at the end of October, accordi...

The global bond rout is tearing through Britain’s public finances and the Chancellor is losing his grip on the budget before he’s even stood up to deliver it,

Global debt has passed US$365 trillion, and the cost of carrying it is now rising faster than any government can control. For investors with money

The US 30-year Treasury yield rose as high as 5.5% Thursday afternoon, its highest level since 2004, extending a recent sell-off that has seen yields climb around the globe.

Global investors go into Thursday s talks between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping with one overriding demand They want predictability and they want it with a

UK gilt yields have continued to rise, with the economy now risking a “slow Truss” disaster, according to a CEO

With the Fed chair increasingly under pressure from the US president, questions are being asked by wealthy families about the prominence of the US dollar at the centre of their allocations

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Britain is being “slowly Truss’d”, warns the CEO of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organisations. The stark warning from Nigel Green of deVere Group, in reference to the Liz...

A finance expert has issued a major warning ahead of Chancellor John Healey's Budget next month.

Elevated UK government borrowing costs are putting increasing pressure on the public finances ahead of...

UK being “slowly Truss’d” ahead of Healey’s first Budget: deVere CEO

Britain is being “slowly Truss’d”, warns the CEO of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organisations.

The Federal Reserve has hiked US rates for the first time in three years, and it won’t be the last this year, according to the CEO of leading independent financial advisory deVere Group. Policymakers ...

deVere Group CEO Nigel Green says the Bank of Japan's rate hike to a 30-year high, paired with a falling yen, points to a widening global bond-market risk.

The Bank of England, by ignoring the US Federal Reserve’s move, risks falling again behind...

It comes amid worrying research results.

Millions of UK pension holders could be approaching retirement without a clear picture of where their pension savings are held or how they are performing, [...]

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The Bank of England, by ignoring the US Federal Reserve’s move, risks falling again behind the curve on the inflation battle

The Bank of England has kept interest rates on hold at a sixth meeting, but warned that inflation will likely lead rates higher in the future