- July 6, 2026
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Hines buys four UK mid-box industrial assets for European core-plus fund
Global real estate investment manager Hines has acquired four mid‑box industrial assets in the UK on behalf of its European core-plus fund. The manager said
Money Talks Podcast – Gold ETFs: How do they compare to physical gold?
Gold isn’t just jewellery or coins – ETFs can give you exposure to real bullion without the hassle of storage, long queues or steep bid-ask
Gold’s Bear Market Slide Is Bullish for Stocks, Morgan Stanley Says
Gold hasn’t lived up to its status as a safe-haven asset during the three weeks of the Iran war, and that might actually be good
Pitfalls to avoid when investing in sector ETFs
Sitting somewhere in between is sector investing. While there is no strict definition, it can be thought of as deliberately over- or underweighting specific parts
Hines acquires four UK mid-box industrial assets for core-plus fund | News
Global real estate investment manager Hines has acquired four mid‑box industrial assets in the UK on behalf of its European core-plus fund. The manager said the 290,000sqft
25% returns over 5 years, but 1-year gains falter in mid, small-cap funds | Personal Finance
Mid- and small-cap mutual funds have emerged as the fastest-growing segments in India’s mutual fund industry, with assets expanding at a sharp pace over
Gold, silver extend losses: Why precious metals are under pressure
Gold and silver prices declined on March 24, extending recent losses as a stronger US dollar and elevated bond yields continued to pressure precious metals,
Volume in stock, oil futures surged minutes before Trump’s market-turning post
Traders work on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, U.S., March 18, 2026. Brendan McDermid | Reuters S&P
Ontario plans to ban for-profit ticket touting
Ontario is planning on banning for-profit ticket touting, or ticket scalping if you prefer. Confirming that plan, the Canadian province’s Premier Doug Ford declared on
Singapore bonds beat out peers as other havens falter amid Iran war
SINGAPORE – Singapore’s bonds have beaten all their developed-market peers in 2026 as the war in Iran has bolstered haven demand, and fund managers say