Simon Durling

@OllieHolt22 Amazing how the mindset switch has made all of the players embrace what’s possible through a ‘why not’ escaping the ‘what if’ - remarkable turn around, the joy of what’s possible expressed in the beautiful game, even Joe Root has gone up a level in the last 12 months

One of the great days reporting on sport at The Oval today. Lucky to be there

@markbutcher72 Amazing how the mindset switch has made all of the players embrace what’s possible through a ‘why not’ escaping the ‘what if’ - remarkable turn around - the joy of what’s possible expressed in the beautiful game - even Joe Root has gone up a level in the last 12 months

Well, that was fun… 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇦🇺

The mighty Paul Eddington would have been 96 today. So many things I could post, but I'm going with this. Very much missed x

@gantshillhammer Two words - Graham Potter

On the subject of #westham managers do we stick with #moyes or twist

For Australians waking up, our thoughts are with you and this man’s family. 1 year ago today we lost a legend, RIP Shane ❤️

The best financial planner is not the one who gives you the right answers. It’s the one who asks you the right questions.

Acrylic on linen canvas, ‘Stealth’, 70x100cm. Stealth was one of the first pieces in my Impermanence collection and possibly one of my favs!

@CliveMyrieBBC There has never been a more well deserved award than this, congratulations 👏 @CliveMyrieBBC

What a fantastic night for the BBC at the Royal Television Society Awards. Thanks to everyone for your good wishes on my win for Presenter of the Year.

Low interest rates and loose monetary policy were supposed to be temporary but lasted nearly 15 years. Normalisation of interest rates was expected to take years but has happened in months. Are the latest rate rises the last in this process? bit.ly/3GY4qTD

Often, watching investment market momentum is like watching an intense game of chess between investors and central banks. As the latest game comes to a conclusion, what will be the outcome and why is this crucial to investors? bit.ly/3GY4qTD #marketanalysis #chessgame

Realistically what is the outlook for the UK economy? The Governor of the Bank of England has said it won’t be as bad as anticipated. I take a closer look in this week’s latest update. bit.ly/3GY4qTD #ukeconomy #bankofengland

Following what has been arguably one of the most eventful years in financial market history, many investors and observers may be asking: what can we expect in 2023? Read more in this week's State of Play: bit.ly/3GY4qTD

After the most extraordinary year for markets I can remember in my 30+ years in this profession - what happened? - why did it happen? - and more importantly - what next? Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a healthy and prosperous New Year. bit.ly/3G69KE3 #festiveseason

We are surrounded by data as all aspect of our lives are measured. How does this impact market sentiment? Investors do not always react to data in the way you might expect - context is everything. I explore is this week's update. bit.ly/3H22ppV #investmentresearch

The zero tolerance approach worked in China at the beginning of the pandemic. But is it appropriate nearly three years on? I take a look in my latest weekly update, Stat of Play. #china #marketanalysis linkedin.com/posts/simon-du…

As inflation appears to be almost at a peak are investors finally starting to see the pain come to an end with light at the end of the tunnel, or is this simply a bear market rally? I explore in this week’s latest update. bit.ly/3GHPPfq linkedin.com/posts/activity…

In an extraordinary year of political turmoil, Jeremey Hunt is the UK’s fourth Chancellor in just four short months. Yesterday he delivered his much anticipated Autumn Statement. What are the key potential impacts for savers and investors? bit.ly/3Gtvomq #AutumnStatement

The last few years have been tough for income investors with low interest rates and bond yields and with dividends suspended due to COVID. Finally is there light at the end of the tunnel? I explore in my latest update. bit.ly/3Uaze8c #incomeinvesting #dividends #yields

Can Rishi Sunak pull off the virtually impossible task of navigating competing priorities, protect low income/vulnerable households and balance the books? Will taxes have to rise or public services cut or worse - both? I take a look .. bit.ly/3DdzJae #marketanalysis

Extraordinary events over the last few weeks. What does the resignation of the PM today mean for investors? I try to capture everything in my latest update. bit.ly/3MMg7OG #resignation #marketanalysis