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@ Meoryou..£6.50 gets my vote

imo i'm thinking that's to high around £5 more like . The oil mayors will want BP sp on it's knees before they pounce .

Prob BP sp down & poo down then make a move .

Will be watching to see what happens when Iran & russia are allowed to sell freely on open market .

until then will top up on any down days

I'm looking for an entry but want it closer to £3 fwiw.

I'll see what i can do for you.

What are people's thoughts on oversupply driving oil prices lower? If Iran and Russia come in from the cold

Well they are selling oil through the back door @ a discount

Imo only poo will drop then bounce back by how much i will have to ask my Wizard friend

DYOR

Might be looking to add tomorrow see were the Yanks take poo once we close .

I feel BP sp is at crazy level but what the feck do i know 😂

@ Thumper he is giving his Advice over @ Vod saying it's going lower since he sold out

Well Vod is up today

At least the SP is starting to show some signs.

Until Yanks open .

All gone quiet on take over!

Sp on the way back up from mornings low but poo on way back down to mornings lows ?

We will be last to know on take over .

Added to my pot @ £3.363 yep to early

UK beats Europe in battle for investment for fifth year in a row - dispelling concerns over Brexit

That's a bad fall today on back of dividend Brent over 3,3% down

Brent crude oil futures tumbled over 2% toward $64 per barrel on Thursday, extending losses from the previous session amid renewed concerns about oversupply following a surprise build in US crude inventories. EIA data showed a 3.454 million barrel increase in crude stockpiles last week, following industry data that also reported a large 4.3 million barrel build. However, gasoline and distillate inventories declined by 1.022 million and 3.155 million barrels, respectively, ahead of the summer driving season. Meanwhile, OPEC trimmed its forecast for oil supply growth from the US and other non-OPEC+ producers this year, lowering expectations to 800,000 bpd from a previous estimate of 900,000 bpd. Still, the group’s plans to further increase output continued to weigh on oil prices.

The UK economy performed better than expected at the start of this year, figures published by the Office for National Statistics showed today.

GDP growth of 0.7% for the first quarter compared with City forecasts of 0.6% and 0.1% for the final quarter of 2024.

The performance - the best since the start of 2024 - covers the period before tax rises and announcements on US tariffs came in during April.

Schroders senior economist George Brown said: "It is encouraging to see the UK economy begin 2025 on a firm growth footing.

“But growth in the years since the pandemic has followed a common pattern of strong starts that later fizzle out, pointing to seasonal adjustment issues.”

He added: “While a UK-US trade deal will see the US lower tariffs on some goods, the UK, as a highly open economy, will still suffer from any global slowdown.

“This will put further pressure on the public finances, potentially requiring the Chancellor to opt for spending cuts or tax hikes, or some combination of the two."

GDP growth of 0.7% for the first quarter compared with City forecasts of 0.6% and 0.1% for the final quarter of 2024.

Savage

There is a lot still waiting on EZJ £4 ?

Are you still holding Vod or sold out ?

You also said EZJ was going to fall sub 400. It stands at 535p as I type this.

You opinions are totally worthless.

I 2nd that hope no one LISTENS to him

Brent crude oil futures eased to around $66 per barrel on Wednesday, trimming a 2.6% gain from the previous session following an industry report indicating an unexpected rise in US crude stocks. API data showed inventories surged by 4.29 million barrels last week, the largest increase in six weeks, defying forecasts of a 2.4 million-barrel drop. However, gasoline inventories fell by 1.4 million barrels, while distillate stocks dropped by 3.7 million barrels. Despite the crude build, oil prices remained near a two-week high, supported by renewed sanctions threats against Iran and an improved global trade outlook. Additional backing came from the temporary US-China tariff reduction deal and a weaker US dollar, which makes dollar-denominated commodities more attractive. Markets are now focused on President Trump’s upcoming visit to the Middle East, timed with peak fuel demand, with oil price stability likely a key objective.

Brent on a roll $66.79 @ moment.

Is there another Draw ?

Don't sell you'll go to Hell 😂😂

@ Hammer...I can`t help thinking that Marshall Wace have got on the wrong side of this.

Yes he is at the moment but last time he was on the wrong side Marshall did not start unwinding his short till EZJ sp started heading down.

Who know this time ?

GLA

Would love to see Marshall Wace squeezed out.

M Wace will prob keep upping his short.

Mind you last time M Wace had a big short on EZJ sp nearly went to £6 before falling over months .

As i said before my mind boggles as to what Marshall are upto

As well as the UK ILO unemployment rate rising to 4.5% from 4.4%, while wage growth slowed slightly.

Average weekly earnings grew 5.5% in the theree-month period, down from 5.6%. Excluding bonuses, wages grew 5.6%, down from 5.9%.

ONS director of economic statistics Liz McKeown said: “Wage growth slowed slightly in the latest period but remains relatively strong, with public and private sectors now showing little difference.

“The broader picture continues to be of the labour market cooling, with the number of employees on payroll falling in the first quarter of the year. The number of job vacancies has also fallen again, with the rate of decline increasing in the last few months.”

End of the world. is near my crystal ball say so .

My oven chips are not sending the same message though

Red or Brown