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SLY - Stanley Leisure

SLY
859.00
0.00 (0.00%)
ASK PRICE BID PRICE CHANGE
859.00 858.50 0.00 (0.00%)
Volume 0
Day's high 859.00
Day's low 859.00
Today’s open 0.00
Prev Close 0.00
   

Index: FTSE All-Share

Sector: Travel & Leisure

  • Company URL: http://www.stanleyleisure.com
  • Company Profile: Gambling group, Stanley Leisure, is the largest operator of casinos in the UK and the fourth largest betting shop operator. The group owns 41 casinos and more than 600 betting shops, which operate under the Stanley Racing and Stanleybet brands.

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By Ronnie Chopra

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This morning, news that Israeli and Syrian forces have exchanged fire across the ceasefire line in the occupied Golan Heights was largely ignored by the financial markets. 

Sharp fall in silver today – fallen to levels not seen since September 2010

By Ronnie Chopra

This morning silver fell to levels not seen since September 2010 as commodity prices slumped overnight in Asia and this extended in early London trading. Although here is plenty of physical buying from China, India and the Middle East – there is heavy computer ETF selling.

A strong dollar and outperforming equity markets have shifted investor’s attention to more risky assets with silver suffering.

Has the dollar rallied too far, too quickly?

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Despite general US data thus far this week coming in a little softer, the dollar retains a bid tone, as US risk markets keep on posting new highs despite much speculation on whether USD may have rallied a little too far, too quickly.

Today we await CPI numbers and US data including housing, jobless claims and the Philly Fed.)

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By Zoe Fiddes

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