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Ian Lyall
Ian Lyall, a seasoned journalist and editor, brings over three decades of experience to his role as Managing Editor at Proactive. Overseeing Proactive's editorial and broadcast operations across six offices on three continents, Ian is responsible for quality control, editorial policy, and content production. He directs the creation of 50,000 pieces of real-time news, feature articles, and filmed interviews annually. Prior to Proactive, Ian helped lead the business output at the Daily Mail, serving as News Editor and Investment Editor. His roles encompassed directing news coverage, writing articles and features and penning a popular weekly column. His tenure coincided with banking crisis, a seminal period for financial markets. Earlier in his career, Ian served as UK Editor for AFX News, leading a team of journalists and covering significant events such as the takeover of NatWest by RBS. He started his journalism journey in local newspapers and at Dow Jones News Wires.
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Short sellers burned as housing scheme lifts most-bet-against stocks
Seven of the UK's 20 most shorted shares are tied to housing, and Monday's rally cost bears dearly
By Ian Lyall
Why the bond rout could reverse as quickly as it arrived
Cheaper oil, a tight Budget and softer data could all pull yields down, and savers are already buying
By Ian Lyall
Gilt yields hit 6% as global bond rout drags down blue chips
Thirty-year UK borrowing costs reach a 1998 high, and shares paying 3% dividends are losing the argument
By Ian Lyall
Micron results reignite the AI chip trade
Memory maker's blowout quarter lifts Asian chip stocks and US futures, easing fears the AI spending boom is fading
By Ian Lyall
UBS says there is just enough power for the AI chip boom, but only if almost everything gets built
By Ian Lyall
JP Morgan backs Rolls-Royce, BAE and Babcock as top aerospace and defence picks for the final quarter
By Ian Lyall
Pinewood.AI grows revenue 18% as US launch nears and £545m takeover heads for final sign-off
By Ian Lyall