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Mon, 04th Jul 2016 14:41
(ShareCast News) - The FTSE 250 continued to rally on Thursday alongside its blue chip sibling as a broad-based rebound across sectors outweighed continued softness for housing-related stocks after the Brexit vote. Half an hour before the close, the FTSE 250 was up 0.65% to 16,106.31. Some of t
Read more(ShareCast News) - Mortgage lending remained resilient in May as banks and building societies lent more than in April and than in May last year. Gross mortgage lending swelled to £18.2bn in May, the Council of Mortgage Lenders estimated, up 3.6% from the preceding month and 13.6% higher than this ti
Read more(ShareCast News) - Go-Ahead shares were going nowhere on Thursday after commuters on Britain's largest railway franchise were lumped with the promise of more misery this week, as conductors on the Southern arm of Govia Thameslink Railway announced a strike, set down for next Tuesday. The railway fra
Read more(ShareCast News) - Business is booming for OneSavings Bank, which has just clocked up a £35m profit after selling a £250m securitisation of pre-crisis mortgages, writes the Financial Times' Lex column. The buy-to-let lender intended to use the dosh to originate more mortgages, and its loan books hav
Read more(ShareCast News) - Investec downgraded HSBC to 'hold' from 'buy', pointing to just under 1% residual upside to its unchanged 450p price target. "Our continuing belief that HSBC can, should and will maintain an (uncovered) 51c dividend, an implied 2016e dividend yield of 7.9% is, by itself, insuffici
Read more(ShareCast News) - The FTSE 250 slipped further into the red late as Thursday wore on, despite having peeped its head above water around midday. Leading the index lower, shares in Ibstock subsided as the brick maker reported a slow start to the year for its UK clay business had lasted four months b
Read more(ShareCast News) - The FTSE 250 was not far off its three-month high on Monday afternoon, up 0.71% at 17,042.61 as a buoyant handful of challenger banks and property-related stocks outweighed those hit by the oil price retreat. The Treasury weighed into the Brexit debate, aiming to convince Britain
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