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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RBI turns neutral after sharp rate cut; ING expects another easing later this year

1 week ago | invezz.com | Sayantan Sarkar

In a surprise move, the Reserve Bank of India slashed policy rates beyond market expectations and shifted its policy stance from accommodative to neutral. ING Group suggests the RBI’s current action indicates a likely pause in policy adjustments. However, the possibility of future easing remains open, contingent on potential declines in either growth or inflation. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has significantly lowered the repo rate by 50 basis points (bps) to 5.5%, exceeding market expectations.
Top 2 private equity stocks to buy for the second half of 2025

1 week ago | invezz.com | Wajeeh Khan

LionTrust fund manager, Storm Uru says some of the most compelling opportunities for investors in search of durable growth amidst persistent macro uncertainty may be in the private equity space. According to Storm Uru, recent pullback in private equity stocks like Blackstone Inc (NYSE: BX) and Apollo Global Management (NYSE: APO) spells opportunity for long-term investors to build a position in those sector giants at a discount.
Lululemon stock's bigger problem is growth fatigue at home

1 week ago | invezz.com | Wajeeh Khan

Lululemon Athletica Inc (NASDAQ: LULU) opened some 30% down on Friday after reporting in-line financials for its fiscal Q1 but leaving investors unsatisfied with the forward guidance. LULU shares are being punished this morning as the market digests clear signs of slowing growth, especially in its key North American market. While macro headwinds like tariffs remain a concern, experts believe a bigger problem facing the athleisure giant this year may be saturation in the US and Canada.
Trump-Musk could end up helping Tesla stock, Tom Lee predicts

1 week ago | invezz.com | Wajeeh Khan

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) was hit hard Thursday after President Donald Trump signalled plans to terminate Elon Musk’s federal contracts and subsidies in retaliation for his derogatory remarks against the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”. And while Trump has already confirmed that he’s not interested in a call with Musk – one that was indicated as likely in a recent report – Fundstrat’s Tom Lee, nonetheless, recommends loading up on TSLA shares on Friday.
FCA moves to lift retail ban on crypto ETNs

1 week 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

1 week 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.
Global food commodity prices decline in May, driven by cereals and oils

1 week ago | invezz.com | Sayantan Sarkar

In May, the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization reported a decrease in global food commodity prices. This decline was primarily due to significant price reductions in cereals, sugar, and vegetable oils. Last month, the FAO Food Price Index stood at 127.7 points, a slight decrease of 0.8% or 1.0 points from April.
China's May export growth seen slowing to 5.0% amid trade uncertainty: Reuters poll

1 week ago | invezz.com | Deepali Singh

China’s export growth is anticipated to have moderated in May, even as a temporary reduction in US tariffs on Chinese goods offered some respite. Persistent uncertainties stemming from the still-unresolved trade war with the United States and broader concerns about Sino-US relations are believed to have weighed on shipment volumes, according to a consensus of economists. Outbound shipments from China are projected to have risen by 5.0% year-on-year in value terms last month.
US aluminium tariffs threaten European scrap shortages, impacting copper market

1 week ago | invezz.com | Sayantan Sarkar

US aluminium tariffs threaten to trigger a critical shortage of aluminium scrap in Europe, jeopardising secondary production. European Aluminium had also cautioned that increased US tariffs on aluminum might trigger a scarcity of aluminum scrap in Europe, a crucial element for secondary production. This potential shortfall arises because scrap, being less affected by tariffs, is driving a change in US demand.
Musk, Trump dial back feud as White House aides push for truce

1 week 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.