Image source: Getty Images GSK’s (LSE: GSK) share price is down 19% from its 15 May one-year traded high of £18.19. This could flag that a business is fundamentally worth less than it was before. Or it could highlight a bargain-basement buying opportunity to be had. I think it is the latter in this case for three key reasons. Strong earnings growth It is ultimately earnings growth that determines the trajectory of a firm’s stock price (and dividend) in the future. In GSK’s case, analysts forecast that its earnings will increase an extremely robust 18.3% a year to end-2027. Its…
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The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) is consulting on version 2 of its corporate net-zero standard, introducing new requirements that will significantly shape the carbon market. The revised standard emphasizes real decarbonization by requiring companies to reduce emissions across all scopes before turning to carbon credits for neutralization. Carbon credits remain a supplementary tool rather than a substitute for direct emissions reductions. What does this mean for companies? SBTi is tightening regulations on residual emissions marking a pivotal shift for the carbon credit industry. Companies must set clear carbon removal targets: utilizing interim milestones to ensure a credible pathway to…
Image source: Getty Images Most of the time, when a stock has a 6.5% yield, there’s something I don’t like about it. But I think income investors should give LondonMetric Property (LSE:LMP) a second look. It’s a FTSE 100 real estate investment trust (REIT) that owns a mixture of warehouses and long income retail properties. And unlike most REITs, it has some interesting growth prospects. Please note that tax treatment depends on the individual circumstances of each client and may be subject to change in future. The content in this article is provided for information purposes only. It is not…
Mortgage rates have fluctuated in a narrow range over the last several weeks, with the average 30-year fixed rate beginning and ending March at 6.75%, according to Bankrate data. “The keyword right now is uncertainty… Mortgage rates are in a holding pattern of sorts.” Colin Robertson, founder of mortgage news site The Truth About Mortgage Given the vast number of “unknowns” in the economy — from President Trump’s trade agenda and stock market swings to federal jobs slashing — it’s surprising mortgage rates haven’t been more volatile. Investors are waiting for more conclusive takeaways, as concerns over lingering inflation and a…
European markets are heading for a negative open Wednesday as global traders brace themselves for a raft of fresh trade tariffs to be announced by U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration.The U.K.’s FTSE 100 index is expected to open 24 points lower at 8,558, Germany’s DAX down 38 points at 22,501, France’s CAC 4 points lower at 7,872 and Italy’s FTSE MIB 74 points lower at 37,977, according to data from IG. Global markets traded in mixed territory Tuesday amid concerns that the White House could be erring toward more punitive import duties after Trump said earlier this week that his “reciprocal tariffs”…
Image source: Getty Images I thought I’d missed my moment with the International Airlines Group (LSE: IAG) share price. After all, it doubled last year, and I didn’t buy it. Yet British Airways-owner IAG has suddenly hit turbulence, with the shares plunging 25% in the past month. Normally, that sort of thing happens after I buy a stock, not before. I’ve dodged a bullet but have I also landed on a second buying opportunity? What went right for this FTSE 100 flier? Despite the recent dip, IAG shares are still up 47% over 12 months. Last year’s stellar performance was powered…
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Image source: Aston Martin Aston Martin Lagonda‘s (LSE:AML) share price continues to crash and, at 69.7p per share, is down 36.1% since the start of 2025. This takes total losses over the last year to just shy of 60%. Someone who parked £10k in the FTSE 250 company would now have just £4,308 sitting in their account. Weak sales to China, supply chain disruptions, and high debts have left Aston’s shares floundering. To add to the automaker’s woes, new tariffs of 25% on US car imports threaten to cripple sales in a critical market. Yet none of this seems to…
Representational image. Credit: Canva India is making significant progress in its efforts to reduce carbon emissions by implementing a structured carbon offset plan. The government has already taken important steps to establish the Indian Carbon Market (ICM) with the introduction of the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme in June 2023. This framework aims to support the country’s commitment to reducing emission intensity. To strengthen the system further, the government introduced an amendment in December 2023, adding an Offset Mechanism that allows non-obligated entities to participate in voluntary climate mitigation projects. Taking this initiative forward, the government has now approved a Detailed…
Image source: Getty Images Global stock markets recorded their biggest monthly fall in March since September 2022. Swathes of growth and dividend shares have slumped in value as tension over ‘Trump Tariffs’ have grown. None of us have a crystal ball to predict market movements in April. But with new trade tariffs set to begin merely hours from now, and worries over the geopolitical landscape also growing, traders and investors should be braced for more turbulence. I don’t believe investors should head for the hills though. Here are two dividend shares to consider. I think they could still deliver great…