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London remains UK’s strongest region as capital powers country out of recession

https://www.cityam.com/london-remains-uks-strongest-region-as-capital-powers-country-out-of-recession/

One positive thing having lance driving for Aston Martin is we get to see the new Vantage out on track, this should boost sales

Its 2023 results certainly helped. Pre-tax profits soared 57% year over year to £7.5bn. That’s the highest it has been for over two decades. This was largely fuelled by a 5% rise in its underlying net interest income

https://www.fool.co.uk/2024/03/08/for-friday-the-lloyds-share-price-is-moving-towards-50p/

I've just had another top-up there not going to be this low for long not with results out end of month 📈🚀

ALIEN METALS (@AlienMetals) posted at 4:18 pm on Thu, Mar 07, 2024:

Additionally, Australia's investment in mineral exploration increased by 13% to $4 billion in 2022, contributing to future critical mineral investment opportunities.

#ironore #alienmetals #mining #UFO #investing #AIM #LSE

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ALIEN METALS (@AlienMetals) posted at 4:17 pm on Thu, Mar 07, 2024:

The report, published by Geoscience Australia, highlights that Australia produces 27 minerals, with 15 of them ranking in the top five globally. Australia leads in economic resources for gold, iron ore, lead, nickel, rutile, uranium, zinc, and zircon.

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ALIEN METALS (@AlienMetals) posted at 4:17 pm on Thu, Mar 07, 2024:

Australian Mining reports that Australia has been named the global leader in economic resources, according to the 2023 'Australia's Identified Mineral Resources' report presented by Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King.

Read here: https://t.co/ZjLhUbFCzj

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House prices rise for fifth consecutive month

• Average house prices rose by +0.4% in February, the fifth monthly rise in a row

• Property prices grew +1.7% on an annual basis (vs +2.3% last month)

• Typical UK home now costs £291,699, around £1,000 more than last month

• Eastern England saw most downward pressure on house prices

Kim Kinnaird, Director, Halifax Mortgages, said:

“UK house prices rose for the fifth consecutive month in February, up by +0.4% or £1,091 in cash

terms, with the average house price now £291,699.

“On an annual basis, house prices were +1.7% higher than a year ago, slowing from +2.3% in

January. However, these figures continue to suggest a relatively stable start to 2024 and align with

other promising signs of increased housing activity, such as mortgage approvals.

“In fact, the average price tag of a home is now only around £1,800 off the peak seen in June 2022.

While it is encouraging that we’ve seen growth in recent months, what happens next remains

https://www.pmi.spglobal.com/Public/Home/PressRelease/494f069238fc40c482b1d85621fd99d0

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Lawrence said he's in advanced talks with the banks with refinancing the outstanding debt markets are just waiting for this to go through before the next rally

Lloyds 50p Friday with a 2p cut in national insurance today

Smashes through 48p 📈

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March 5 (Reuters) - British companies had their strongest month in February since May last year, suggesting the economy is out of a short recession, but inflation pressures will keep the Bank of England on alert, according to a survey published on Tuesday.

The S&P Global composite Purchasing Managers Index, spanning Britain' services and manufacturing sectors, edged up to 53.0 from 52.9 in January.

A final version of the PMI for the services sector on its own dipped to 53.8 from January's 54.3 and was a touch weaker than the preliminary February estimate which also stood at 54.3. But it was still its second-highest reading since May 2023.

UK investors piled into equity funds at the fastest rate for nearly three years last month – but shunned the sluggish British market in favour of surging US valuations

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-13156195/amp/UK-investors-shun-British-equity-funds-favour-surging-valuations.html

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Thanks gate I've not looked outside the UK I work with younger people than me they mostly invested in US or crypto, something to look into thanks 👍

"If you look at the GDP numbers ... India's poised for about 8% growth this year, that makes India easily the fastest growing economy in the world"

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2024/03/01/india-easily-fastest-growing-economy-imf-director-says-as-gdp-growth-soars.html

W.O.S.

Yes good call, I had a top up this morning as I couldn't see why the drop from January's trading update and the excellent set of figures

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"Lloyds will be £5 again"

One day Rodney will all be millionaires 😂😂😂😂