Analysis

Procter and Gamble (PG) is quite literally a household name. Their brands fill our cupboards, whether for use with our laundry, household cleaning, or personal health and grooming. The business was founded in 1837, so it has had plenty of time to establish itself as a leader in fast-moving consumer goods or FMCGs as they

Chevron (NYSE:CVX) is a major oil major and valued at $260 billion, ranking CVX 35th on the list of largest public stocks globally. Judging from the collective market capitalisations of the petroleum industry, oil majors certainly don’t look like they belong to a ‘sunset’ sector. Despite the ongoing ‘transition’ to a green world, hydrocarbon is

Nike Inc (NKE) is one of the world’s leading makers of sports clothing and footwear. Its market cap of $153 billion is a testimony to its success, however, the once sure-footed business has stumbled during the last year, and Nike’s stock price has dipped by -20.30% as a result. So, is it safe to invest

Astute readers would have noticed Boeing’s (NYSE: BA) mishaps splashed all over the news. But how is this going to effect the Boeing share price and is this an opportunity to buy on weakness? Early in the new year (5 January), one of Boeing’s 737 Max 9 planes operated by Alaska Airlines suffered a scary accident mid-air.

UK and European equity indices are trading modestly higher this morning. The FTSE 100 was up by +0.12%, the German DAX has added +0.22% and the CAC 40 in France was better by +0.38% this morning. The move higher comes despite an unexpected drop in passenger car registration data. Sales of new cars in the

European equity markets have continued their decline this morning, taking their cues from a sell-off in China and Hong Kong. Many mainland Chinese indices were down by more than -2.0% this morning, whilst Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index fell by -3.79% taking its weekly losses to -5.18%. The index was already a global laggard and