Invezz

Invezz is a dedicated team of finance professionals focused on empowering individuals to achieve financial independence. Established in 2012 in Sofia, Bulgaria, by John Alexander Adam in his own bedroom, Invezz has expanded to have offices in three different countries, with its main headquarters located in London, UK. The platform has grown to employ over 40 full-time staff members and more than 30 contributors, who create content in 13 languages for a global audience of millions. From the very beginning, Invezz has aimed to simplify the world of investing, providing everyday people with the resources they need for a secure financial future. We offer straightforward guides, courses, and news articles that are easy to understand, making them suitable for even the most novice investors. This commitment to accessibility has helped Invezz become one of the most trusted financial comparison brands in the UK within just a few years, as we continually seek to deliver new tools and information to assist our users in making informed financial choices. Invezz operates under the ownership of Investoo Group and receives support from Kinetic Investments, both of which have played a crucial role in accelerating Invezz's growth into a globally recognized brand.

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FCA moves to lift retail ban on crypto ETNs

15 hours ago | invezz.com | Vatsala Gaur

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed lifting its longstanding ban on retail investors buying exchange-traded products (ETPs) tied to cryptocurrencies. The move comes as part of an effort to revitalize Britain’s crypto competitiveness and better align the market with the United States, where crypto ETFs have surged in popularity under the Trump administration.
Russia cuts interest rates for first time since 2022 as inflation eases

17 hours ago | invezz.com | Vatsala Gaur

Russia’s central bank lowered interest rates for the first time in nearly three years on Friday, as inflation shows signs of easing and the country’s wartime economy struggles under the burden of high borrowing costs. The Bank of Russia cut its benchmark interest rate by a full percentage point to 20%, responding to mounting pressure from government ministers and businesses to stimulate growth.
Musk, Trump dial back feud as White House aides push for truce

19 hours ago | invezz.com | Vatsala Gaur

Could the very public clash between US President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk already be heading toward a truce? On Thursday, Musk indicated he was ready to cool tensions with Trump, following a volatile day in which he called for the president’s impeachment and implied Trump was hiding files related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump-Musk rift risks SpaceX deals, Tesla image, and Republican cohesion

20 hours ago | invezz.com | Vatsala Gaur

The public unravelling of the alliance between Donald Trump and Elon Musk — once seen as one of the most powerful relationships in American business and politics — has rapidly turned into a high-stakes standoff with far-reaching consequences. In a dramatic turn Thursday, Trump threatened to cancel federal contracts with Musk’s companies, jeopardizing the businessman’s vast government-dependent empire, including SpaceX and Tesla.
Black Iron stakes on Ukraine’s recovery with Shymanivske project

1 day ago | invezz.com | Vatsala Gaur

Even as peace between Russia and Ukraine remains out of reach, with a ceasefire still uncertain, Canada-based Black Iron is positioning its Shymanivske iron ore project as a cornerstone of Ukraine’s eventual post-war reconstruction. Backed by the US-Ukraine Minerals Development Act and buoyed by strong iron ore prices, the company remains optimistic, despite the likelihood of rising capital and labour costs.
Kimberly-Clark sells majority stake in global tissue unit to Brazil's Suzano in $1.73B deal

1 day ago | invezz.com | Noris Soto

Kimberly-Clark announced Thursday that it has reached an agreement with Brazilian pulp manufacturer Suzano to sell a controlling stake in its worldwide tissue business, valuing it at $3.4 billion. According to Reuters, the purchase, which would result in a new joint venture, represents a significant step in the consumer products company’s ongoing effort to streamline operations and focus on higher-margin industries.
Laopu Gold’s HK$1,000 share price tests rally as valuation, access concerns mount

1 day ago | invezz.com | Vatsala Gaur

After soaring more than 2,300% since its June 2024 debut, the jewellery maker’s shares crossed the HK$1,000 mark — a rare feat that has now introduced a different kind of challenge: access. Despite the surge making Laopu the most expensive stock on the Hong Kong exchange — eclipsing Mixue Group’s HK$580 — the milestone comes with a high barrier to entry. Laopu requires a minimum purchase of 100 shares, equating to HK$100,000 ($12,750), a sum that may price out everyday investors.
Solana sell-off triggers $468 million outflow as support weakens near $154

2 days ago | invezz.com | Diya Poddar

Solana (SOL), once considered one of the leading Ethereum rivals, is now facing a deepening liquidity crunch as investors dump their holdings in response to stagnant price action and negative market sentiment. In just the last three days, around 3 million SOL—valued at over $468 million—have been transferred to exchanges, highlighting a broader shift in investor behaviour towards caution and capital preservation.
Bank of Canada holds rate at 2.75%, but eyes July cut amid rising trade tensions

2 days ago | invezz.com | Noris Soto

The Bank of Canada (BoC) left its key interest rate constant at 2.75% on Wednesday, pausing for the second time in a row as officials assess the impact of intensifying US trade moves on the Canadian economy. Governor Tiff Macklem said the central bank is actively watching inflation and growth amid uncertainty caused by the United States’ trade policy moves.
Mexico signals possible countermeasures next week if no steel tariff deal is reached

2 days ago | invezz.com | Noris Soto

Mexico will announce new measures next week if no agreement is reached regarding the recently increased tariffs on steel and aluminum, President Claudia Sheinbaum said Wednesday. The announcement comes on the heels of steel and aluminum duties the United States announced would dramatically increase the amount of metals imported from Mexico, which then further aggravated the trade dispute between the North American countries.