Live markets commentary from FT.com
A disorderly Brexit Rorschach test.
Go-Ahead – slow going. FT Opening Quote, with commentary by Matthew Vincent, is your early Square Mile briefing. You can sign up for the full newsletter here.
Uber… obviously; Haldane; how long was China communist; Miranda Kerr, the finance angle; gangs of aggressive killer whales are shaking down Alaska fishing boats for their fish; other stuff.
Markets aren’t fully reflecting that at the moment, says UBS.
Must be able to clear low bar.
Berkeley defies the London opinion polls. FT Opening Quote, with commentary by Matthew Vincent, is your early Square Mile briefing. You can sign up for the full newsletter here.
Cooling the tube; British business on Brexit; Uber’s actual ethical failing; the road to sound digital money; Vanilla Ice meets Game of Thrones; you too want to work in Goldman’s 1985 fixed income world; other stuff.
Or… FANTASY, if you will.
$500m of sales turns out to be different than $1bn in sales…
What to do when all the options are problematic…
Debunking (again) the so-called “Fed model” for equity valuations.
Barclays faces first criminal charges from financial crisis. FT Opening Quote, with commentary by Matthew Vincent, is your early Square Mile briefing. You can sign up for the full newsletter here.
Amazon’s new customer and how it’s not a “Tinder date”; The London Whale has written some stuff about The London Whale; where are the empty homes in Kensington; lunch with Buffett done wrong; other stuff;
Quick — how do you feel about this chart?
Sainsbury’s convenient truth. FT Opening Quote, with commentary by Matthew Vincent, is your early Square Mile briefing. You can sign up for the full newsletter here.
Why May’s “Bloody Difficult” approach to Brexit negotiations is so wrong; London’s housing market not *so* borked; moar Amazon-Walmart; moar Goop; mammoth pirates in Russia; other stuff.
Awfully late for a reboot
Stephen Kinsella guides us through Ireland’s recent macroeconomic history.
A creditor of fallen tech unicorn Ve Interactive is pursuing David Brown and another former executive for a debt allegedly owed under personal guarantees.
Can Amazon’s corporate culture really tie-up with the Whole Foods premium experience?
New research suggests that sterling depreciation may have a more persistent effect on inflation than originally thought.
We’re not happy about this either…
Sales growth picks up at Tesco. FT Opening Quote is your early Square Mile briefing. You can sign up for the full newsletter here.
Assassinations; value investing; Fed shrinkage; mammoth tusks; H-1B; and much more.
Why dismantle an institution when you can control the information it uses to make decisions?
