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In the trading world, the term margin trading attracts attention among those who want to increase their market exposure without investing large amounts of money up front. But while margin trading can amplify potential gains, it can also increase risks. To help beginners understand how it works, analysts from BIW Management explain the concept, its benefits, and what traders should consider before using it. What is margin trading? Margin trading allows traders to borrow funds...

With the official release of the Apple iPhone 17, its powerful AI performance has been fully unleashed, triggering a new surge in global demand for high-performance computing power. Riding this trend,Cryptominingfirm a cloud mining platform, has become a focal point in the technology and investment sectors thanks to its self-developed AI computing power scheduling and multi-chain mining technology. Platform data shows that users earn an average of $8,150 per day, sparking a new global revolution...

Hip pain is one of the most frustrating bodily problems that a person can experience. It affects our mobility, puts a halt to our daily activities, and even makes the simplest of tasks overwhelming. If you’re struggling with hip pain, it is important to know that it stems from treatable conditions, which respond well to appropriate care. But what are the specific treatment options that can help you through this annoying issue? Let’s find out...

Avoid common pitfalls and trade with confidence. This handbook is your roadmap to forex trading success You know the pattern. You win a trade, feel invincible, then lose two more. Your account balance swings wildly. One week you’re up 15%, the next you’ve given it all back. This isn’t trading. This is reacting without a solid plan The difference between traders who blow their accounts and those who build sustainable income comes down to one...

The effectiveness of US sanctions against Russia is now under intense scrutiny, with analysts debating whether they truly weaken Moscow or merely reroute its energy flows while inflicting collateral damage on Europe. The recent escalation of US sanctions against the Russian oil sector, introduced in late October, is already producing tangible side effects. According to Bloomberg Russia’s seaborne crude shipments fell sharply, dropping by the most since January 2024. Four-week average volumes from the country’s...

The government has launched a major review into youth unemployment, tasking former Labour health secretary Alan Milburn with investigating the growing role of mental health and disability in the rise of economically inactive young people. Nearly one million people aged 16 to 24 in the UK are currently not in education, employment or training (Neets) — a figure that has alarmed ministers and policymakers. Milburn’s review will explore how to prevent young people from becoming...

More than 100 jobs are at risk at Aston Martin’s St Athan plant in the Vale of Glamorgan, as the luxury carmaker grapples with US trade tariffs and falling demand from China. The company, which began production at its Welsh site in 2019, confirmed that staff consultations are under way but said no final decision on redundancies has yet been made. Aston Martin said the planned measures were part of efforts to “strengthen the business...

UK business leaders have urged the government not to increase employment costs in the upcoming Autumn Budget, warning that higher taxes could force small firms to raise prices and worsen inflation. A new survey by Employment Hero found that 86 per cent of 1,000 business leaders are worried about what the Budget will mean for their companies, with 59 per cent saying they believe the government does not take the needs of small businesses into...

One in six UK employers expect artificial intelligence to reduce the size of their workforce within the next 12 months, according to a major new survey warning of growing disruption to white-collar employment. Research by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) found that 62 per cent of those expecting job losses believed clerical, junior managerial, professional, or administrative roles would be the first to go as automation accelerates. The findings, released ahead of...

When Jonathan Reynolds announced sweeping tariffs this summer to shield Britain’s steelmakers from a flood of cheap imports, the reaction seemed almost universally positive. “This government is unapologetic in our support for the UK steel sector,” declared Reynolds, then business secretary, promising to defend a “vital industry that underpins Britain’s industrial strength and national security.” Gareth Stace, director-general of the industry body UK Steel, hailed it as “a tremendous outcome” that would stop foreign producers...