EuroMillions Results: Winning Numbers for Friday 24 April 2026
Check the latest EuroMillions and Thunderball results for Friday 24 April. Jackpot of £14 million up for grabs after two UK winners took £41.8m.
Check the latest EuroMillions and Thunderball results for Friday 24 April. Jackpot of £14 million up for grabs after two UK winners took £41.8m.
Avis Budget Group shares surged over 700% before plunging 75%, leaving retail investors with heavy losses in a short squeeze reminiscent of GameStop.
A new Allianz study reveals 67% of Americans fear running out of money more than dying, with Gen X most anxious. High inflation and healthcare costs drive financial worries.
Bank of England deputy governor Sarah Breeden warns global stock markets are unsustainable near record highs, predicting a correction amid geopolitical risks and private credit concerns.
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Former Man Utd star Rio Ferdinand puts his £10.5m Kent mansion on the market, fuelling speculation his family's move to Dubai is permanent, citing UK tax concerns.
Taylor Swift leads Spotify's first all-time most streamed artists list, followed by Bad Bunny. Drake, The Weeknd, and others round out the top 20.
Coles increases milk prices by up to 20c a litre, with Woolworths expected to follow, as the Middle East conflict drives up Australian grocery costs and farmers receive temporary relief payments.
Asian stocks declined on Thursday despite earlier record highs, with oil prices surpassing $100 per barrel as hopes for Iran peace talks fade, impacting global markets.
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Despite high gasoline prices, low consumer confidence, and the ongoing Iran conflict, Wall Street is reaching new heights. Strong corporate profits and shifting investor sentiment are driving the market's surprising resilience.
The FTSE 100 closed lower as Brent crude oil prices exceeded $100 a barrel due to escalating Middle East conflict, with UK inflation rising and mixed global market performances.
Adrian Portelli's first LMCT+ petrol station opened in Preston, Victoria, drawing hundreds of fans, muscle car displays, and a $1 million giveaway amid Australia's fuel crisis.
Asian shares traded cautiously with mixed results as investors monitored US-Iran ceasefire talks, while oil prices and bond yields showed volatility amid geopolitical tensions.
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Asian shares show mixed performance and oil prices remain largely unchanged as investors monitor developments in US-Iran negotiations and global economic forecasts.
Australian billionaire Adrian Portelli launches LMCT+ petrol station with $1 per litre fuel for subscribers only, amid government efforts to tackle soaring prices.
McDonald's UK CEO Lauren Schultz acknowledges ongoing worker complaints three years after a sexual harassment scandal, while touting new 'best in class' complaint procedures.
The Buffett Indicator, measuring US stock market valuation against economic output, has surged to a historic 232%, signaling extreme overvaluation and echoing Warren Buffett's warnings about investor greed.
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The FTSE 100 closed down 1.1% as investors grew cautious ahead of the US-Iran ceasefire expiration. Global markets also declined, with oil prices rising and UK unemployment unexpectedly dropping.
Barclays and Skipton Building Society announce mortgage rate reductions from Wednesday, offering relief to homeowners and buyers despite ongoing market volatility and economic uncertainty.
The ACCC alleges Woolworths broke consumer law by using 'illusory' discounts in its 'Prices Dropped' promotion, with a trial underway in Sydney federal court.
Oil prices declined and Asian stock markets advanced as investors anticipate renewed US-Iran negotiations before the ceasefire deadline. Brent crude slipped 0.4% while Asian indices like South Korea's Kospi hit record highs.
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RecommendedAsian stock markets showed mixed results while oil prices declined slightly due to rising U.S.-Iran tensions and uncertainty over ceasefire negotiations. Key indices like Nikkei 225 and Kospi gained, but others fell as investors awaited crucial talks.
The FTSE 100 fell 0.6% on Monday as renewed US-Iran tensions disrupted Middle East peace hopes, pushing oil prices higher and causing global market unease.
The pound sterling declined against the dollar and euro as geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran escalated, while Prime Minister Keir Starmer faced pressure over a failed ambassador vetting.
Brent crude oil surged to $94.72 a barrel after US forces seized an Iranian cargo ship, derailing fragile peace talks and threatening UK fuel and energy costs.
Global stock markets, including the FTSE 100 and S&P 500, have plummeted this week after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz and the US seized an Iranian vessel, reversing last week's gains. Experts warn of continued volatility and advise long-term patience.
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RecommendedGlobal stock markets, including the FTSE 100 and S&P 500, have dropped sharply as Iran re-closed the Strait of Hormuz, reversing last week's gains. Experts warn of ongoing volatility and urge long-term patience from investors.