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After a bright start on the back of the initiative announced last night to get British banks lending, equities have moved into consolidation mode ahead of this Sunday's big election in Greece. Meanwhile, the failure of last week's Spanish banking hand-out to put an end to the Eurozone crisis appear
Read moreThe UK government and the Bank of England have announced multi-billion pound plans to get banks lending more to companies. The move comes as the UK economy has stalled, with recent indicators pointing to the country remaining in recession for a third quarter. Chancellor George Osborne said the pla
Read moreLondon's leading shares have opened firmer, encouraged by reports that the world's central banks stand ready to act should financial markets freeze up next week in the wake of Greece's general election on Sunday. Global monetary authorities are ready in the event that liquidity is required to ensur
Read more- Markets still digesting Spanish request for aid - Investors look ahead to Greek elections, Italian bond auction - Miners and banks drop early on London's blue-chip index opened flat on Tuesday morning with all eyes on the Eurozone following the recent Spanish request for aid and ahead of the cruc
Read more- Stocks lose gains after strong start - Spanish requests up to 100bn for troubled banks - Investors eye Greek elections The Footsie finished flat on Monday despite surging from the off after the initial euphoria over a Spanish request for European aid faded quickly. Equity markets across the cont
Read moreFinancial stocks were tracking their European counterparts higher on Monday, as the continent's banking industry celebrated Spain's request for aid. Barclays, Lloyds and RBS were among the highest risers, helped by Oriel Securities which kept buy ratings on all three stocks today. HSBC was also ga
Read more- Spain asks for 100bn euros for its banks - Spanish bond yields still on the up - Financials across Europe gain The FTSE 100 was firmly in positive territory by Monday lunchtime, but the index was trading well off its intraday high of 5,532 as investors digested this weekend's request from Spain f
Read moreAntofagasta: RBS Capital Markets downgrades to underperform. Ashtead: Jefferies keeps buy recommendation and 300p target. Barclays: Bank of America Merrill Lynch keeps buy rating and 370p target; Oriel Securities reiterates buy recommendation and 285p target. BP: Nomura retains neutral stance and
Read moreChina's leadership remains under pressure to rescue the world's second-biggest economy from an ugly slowdown, despite a surprise leap in foreign trade last month. Exports surged by 15.3 per cent compared with May last year, while imports increased by 12.7 per cent thanks to a rise in demand for crud
Read moreThe head of China's sovereign wealth fund has cut his holdings in Europe. Lou Jiwei, chairman of China Investment Corporation (CIC), said: "There is a risk that the Eurozone may fall apart and that risk is rising." Beijing has been increasingly concerned that the crisis in Europe ? its biggest expor
Read more- Gains trimmed after Bernanke comments - China surprises with rate cut - BoE maintains rates and QE The FTSE 100 made impressive gains on Thursday with all eyes on the central banks, though comments from Ben Bernanke knocked the blue-chip index off its intraday high in afternoon trade. The Bank o
Read morePlatinum refiner Johnson Matthey jumped into the top spot after hailing another year of strong growth as it delivered numbers ahead of market expectations and a special divi worth a quid a share. Luxury brand Burberry was hot on its heels after Credit Suisse upgraded the stock from neutral to outp
Read more-PBoC cuts rates -BoE maintains rates and QE -Investors digest stimulus speculation -Stocks react positively to Spanish debt auction The FTSE 100 index was trading close to its intraday high by Thursday lunchtime despite weakness in the mining sector; the Bank of England revealed at noon that it ha
Read moreBarclays: Deutsche Bank retains buy rating and 295p target. Burberry: Credit Suisse upgrades to outperform, target lifted from 1,420p to 1,650p. Centamin: Nomrua upgrades from neutral to buy, target lifted from 100p to 130p. Circle Oil: Investec cuts target from 90p to 86p, buy rating maintained.
Read more- Eyes on Spanish auction - Central bank stimulus speculation boosts stocks - MPC to reveal rate decision at noon UK stocks headed higher on Thursday morning ahead of a crucial bond auction in Spain later on today; meanwhile speculation of central bank stimulus at home and abroad lifted sentiment e
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