Financial Times Front Page 28th of December 2024
Investor demand has soared, pushing corporate debt sales to a record $8tn as borrowing costs decrease, issuance accelerates, and market participants anticipate further activity.
Investor demand has soared, pushing corporate debt sales to a record $8tn as borrowing costs decrease, issuance accelerates, and market participants anticipate further activity.
The Russian military has been accused of shooting down an Azerbaijani passenger aircraft, sparking controversy and tension as Western nations, including the UK and US, challenge Kremlin denials and highlight the incident’s potential breach of international security.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to face significant challenges in the new year as the UK’s economic growth stagnates, with business leaders expressing concerns about declining activity and potential impacts on the Labour party’s agenda.
Nick Candy has pledged to help Reform UK disrupt the political landscape by supporting policies aimed at reducing the influence of established parties, with plans to introduce a law on fair donations and the backing of affluent supporters, positioning the party as a formidable force in upcoming elections.