Showing posts with label stock market correction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stock market correction. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 2, 2025

Trump’s Trade War Will Make Us All Worse Off As Stocks Tumble

US Tariffs could lead to a trade war and a global economic slowdown, according to the OECD.

China, Mexico, Canada and the EU have said they will be imposing reciprocal tariffs on America. The UK has yet to react to a “reciprocal” 10% Tariff announced by Donald Trump today. Prime Minister Sir Kier Starmer said a trade war is in nobody’s interest.

Stock markets have been falling around the world putting millions of people’s savings and pension pots at risk of a correction or even a crash.

The S&P 500 had its worse quarter since 2022.

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Thursday, May 19, 2022

Global stock markets falling as UK inflation hits 40-year high

Global stock markets falling as UK inflation hits 9% a 40-year high

 

Global share prices experienced sharp falls in UK, US and Asia as rising prices and slowing economies spook investors. 

 

On Wednesday, US shares recorded the biggest one-day drop in two years since the start of the pandemic.

 

The NASDAQ plummeted 4.7% and has opened down again continuing a longer-term decline – down 18% YTD and the DOW JONES declined 14% since the start of 2022.

 

It’s not only tec stocks being sold off. Blue chips, like Unilever and Tesco’s, have also dropped by 4.4% and 5% respectively. The biggest Faller on the UK market was Royal mail plummeted 12%. The UK FTSE 100 index fell 150 points today. 

 

Inflation

 

Inflation is eating away at your savings as well as costing you more to live. The buying power of your money in the bank is falling by around 10% every year, which means that £1000 will be worth just £900 next year.

 

In other words, in 12 months’ time your £1000 will buy you the equivalent of £900 of the same goods. In the meantime, the price of those goods are going up by 10%. 

 

If inflation figures were calculated in the same way as they were previously headline rate would be double today’s official rate.

 

Main points:

 

·        Retail prices index rising by 13% pa and includes the price of all goods excluding property costs – which have gone up massively.

 

·        Manufacturers price rises rising by over 15% pa.

 

·        Commodities, such as oil, wheat, fertiliser and animal feed have gone up by 50% to 100% in some cases.

 

·        The war is not causing inflation, sanctions are.

 

·        UK economy fell in April by 0.1%.

 

·        US economy declines for first time since 2020.

 

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Thursday, January 27, 2022

US Economy Bounces Back And Stock Markets Rally, But Crash Is Coming

US Economy Bounces Back And Stock Markets Rally, But Crash Is Coming 

The US economy expanded at its fastest rate in decades last year as it bounced back from lockdowns.

Official figures from the Commerce Department revealed that the economy grew by 5.7% and by 6.9% in the last quarter – the highest growth since 1984.

However, the US Federal Reserve announced this week that a rate rise is 'appropriate' soon, while analysts expect growth to slow this year, due to government scaling back stimulus spending.

Rising inflation, new Covid variants, such as Omicron are further threats to the economy.

The World Bank forecasts that the US economy will grow by 3.7% this year, while OECD said the UK’s GDP will grow by 4.7% in 2022 and is almost back to pre-pandemic levels.

Major stock markets have been sliding in January, with the Nasdaq down 13.35% and Dow Jones 5.06% in the last month but have so far resisted a correction or full-blown crash.

Billionaires like Elon Musk have been dumping billions of dollars of their own stock, a sure sign that they know the party is over.

We are living in volatile times. shares are overpriced, central banks have printed money like there’s no tomorrow, inflation is reaching levels not seen since the 1980’s, Russia could be about to invade Ukraine and China is watching the west while it eyes Taiwan.  

Seek independent advice on what to do with your own portfolio or pension cash.

What is your personal inflation rate?

The UK official inflation rate is 5.4%, but essential items such as fuel, food and household items are up by as much as 50%.

This means for a family on low income the impact is worse because they spend a higher proportion of their income on food and other essentials.

Official inflation figures include luxuries together with items like caravans, flower vases, leggings, and cycle helmets, which most people do not buy on a regular basis.   

Supermarkets have also reduced the number of value items they sell, as well as special offers like two-for-one deals.   

Shoppers are flocking to discount stores like Lidl and Aldi, which are both expanding fast.  

Pensioners are also suffering because the pensions are rising by less than the real cost of living increases.   

New immigration identity checking system for landlords and employers.

UK net migration will account for all the population growth of the UK in the future as the number of the people living in the country swells to 70 million by 2030 official figures reveal.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) projections indicate that the population will rise by 2.1 million by the end of the decade from the 2020 count.

Increased immigration will raise the UK population to 69.1 million by mid-2030, resulting from of a net inflow of 2.2 million migrants, 6.6 million births and 6.7 million deaths.

The Home Office seems powerless to deal with hundreds of migrants entering the country illegally crossing the channel on ever larger boats supplied by criminal gangs, but are cracking down on employers and landlords.

The Home Office has recently announced a new digital ID checking tool for landlords and employers to help prevent abuse of the UK immigration system.

A press release published on the UK government’s official website, the technology will ‘make it quicker, safer and more convenient for landlords and employers to carry out right to rent and work checks. 

The checking system will start on 6 April 2022 and certified identity service providers (IDSPs) will be able to use Identification Document Validation Technology (IDVT) to carry out right to work checks and right to rent checks on behalf of UK and Irish citizens. Source: Work Permit.com

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Monday, October 11, 2021

Stock Market Warning Issued By Bank of England - Correction Coming Soon

Stock Market Correction Warning By The Bank Of England

Financial markets and stocks and hares could see a “sharp downturn” if investors start to reconsider the prospects of economic recovery from the lockdown amid supply problems, rising prices and a spending squeeze, the Bank of England predicts.

The UK’s central bank's financial policy committee (FPC) warned of a “correction”, defined as a drop of at least 10% in the price of a share from its most recent peak. The bank has seen signs of increased risk-taking at investment banks – the people who get paid huge sums to play with other people’s money at the stock market casino!

Stock indexes around the world have hit record levels this year, from a crash in 2020, as investors bet on a strong economic bounce back from the pandemic.

However, worrying levels of inflation have returned to the UK, US and Germany sparking fears that growth could be stunted in the face of supply chain bottlenecks, soaring wholesale natural gas prices and skills shortages.

In the UK, millions of households and businesses are facing a long winter of discontent from a cut in benefits and state support combined with a surge in energy prices not seen since the 1970’s Arab oil crisis which sent economies across the globe into recession.

The Bank is also concerned that higher borrowing during the public health emergency has likely put more businesses at risk.

It said: "The increase in debt - though moderate in aggregate - has likely led to increases in the number and scale of more vulnerable businesses.

"As the economy recovers and government support, including restrictions on winding up orders, falls away, business insolvencies are expected to increase from historically low levels."

Around 1.7 million companies borrowed money under emergency loan schemes, like the bounce back loans, that were launched last year.

Many of them were very small companies without high debt, but desperately needed of cash to avoid immediate collapse. Source Sky News.

China’s debt and real estate bubble has not gone away, with Evergrande and Fantasia expected to default on more upcoming debt repayments.

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