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A contrite Marcus Agius, Chairman of under-fire bank Barclays, apologised for the company's involvement in the LIBOR fixing scandal as he unveiled half-year profits ahead of market expectations. Adjusted profit before tax in the first half of 2012 rose 13% to £4,227m from £3,725m in the first half
Read moreAfter Thursday's avalanche of results it is tempting to suggest that there can't be any FTSE 100 companies left who have still to update the market in July, and yet Friday should see at least four heavyweights report: Anglo American, Barclays, Pearson and United Utilities. Interim results for Barcl
Read moreAlison Carnwath, the chair of the remuneration committee at Barclays, has resigned from the board of the controversial British bank. Citing "personal reasons", Carnwatch has given up here role as a non-executive director of Barclays. "With regret I have concluded that I am no longer able to devote
Read more- Spanish bond yields continue to set new records - Moody's turns 'negative' on Germany, Netherlands and Luxembourg - Croda surges after first-half results Equity markets spent another day in the red on Tuesday as concerns over the Eurozone continued to dampen the mood; following the two per cent
Read more- Investors digest PMI data from China and Eurozone - Moody's turns 'negative' on Germany, Netherlands and Luxembourg - Spanish bond yields continue to set new records The Footsie was slightly lower by Tuesday lunchtime as Eurozone jitters continue to dampen equity markets. The index was swinging
Read moreInvestec has reiterated its 'buy' ratings for all five major UK banks, saying that while the first-half results season will be 'unexciting', lenders are unlikely to provide a negative surprise. The broker labels Barclays (target price of 240p) as a "key value play" and its top pick in the sector. M
Read moreInvestec has reiterated its 'buy' ratings for all five major UK banks, saying that while the first-half results season will be 'unexciting', lenders are unlikely to provide a negative surprise. "With limited scope for negative surprise on impairments and with a predictable weak outlook for revenues
Read more- Footsie continues to fall as Spanish yields rise - Moody's turns 'negative' on Germany, Netherlands and Luxembourg - Miners, banks provide a drag in London - Moody´s criticizes gradualist approach to crisis resolution - Goldman Sachs AM President calls for radical ECB action -BBC UK stocks edged
Read moreAbcam: Numis downgrades to add. Aberdeen Asset Management: Peel Hunt upgrades to buy. Barclays: Nomura keeps reduce rating and 210p target. Beazley: Nomura ups target from 147p to 165p, neutral rating kept. Hammerson: Jefferies maintains buy rating and 487p target. Home Retail: Numis upgrades t
Read more- Banks and miners dent the Footsie - Eurozone concerns dampen sentiment - Spanish 10-year bond yield at 7.556 per cent European stocks dropped sharply on Monday morning as concerns about the Eurozone debt crisis provoked fear on equity markets. London's Footsie lost 1.5% of its value in the openi
Read moreThe euro is "irreversible" and the beleaguered currency union is not in danger of collapsing, according to European Central Bank President Mario Draghi, who also argued that Eurozone nations will eventually be bound even closer together. The central bank chief suggested that analysts who have been t
Read more- Spanish bond yields soar - Sicily´s non-collected receivables rise to EUR 15.7bn - Valencia asks Madrid for help - Resolution leads the Footsie lower Equity markets across Europe tanked on Friday afternoon, presumably on the back of concerns over Spain's financial health, with capital markets in
Read moreShares in UK life insurance and asset management group Resolution dropped sharply after the group cancelled the cash return of 250m pounds set for the first half of 2012 due to "uncertainty" in the markets. The group said that the decision was based on its estimated capital position as at the end
Read moreAfren: JP Morgan Cazenove reiterates overweight. Avocet: Westhouse Securities upgrades to buy. Barclays: Goldman Sachs upgrades to neutral, target cut from 250p to 220p. BG Group: Credit Suisse downgrades from outperform to neutral, target cut from 1,660p to 1,500p. British American Tobacco: Inv
Read moreAfter Barclays was fined 290m pounds for manipulating LIBOR, regulators are now focusing on its European equivalent, EURIBOR (euro-based intebank lending rate set in Brussels via the averaging of bank submissions). Barclays once again is to be the main culprit although the investigation also invol
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