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- ECB meeting eyed - Australian, Chinese data disappoints - BP, ex-div stocks weigh on Footsie Following a 1.5 per cent fall for the Footsie the day before, UK stocks opened lower once again on Wednesday morning with investors likely to remain cautious ahead of tomorrow's eagerly anticipated Europe
Read moreBP's part in the Macondo well disaster in the Gulf of Mexico in 2012 is set to flare up again after the US Department of Justice's attorneys accused the British company of a 'culture of corporate recklessness'. The Financial Times (FT) reports that the Department of Justice is intent on throwing t
Read moreThe Bank of England should keep its monetary powder dry tomorrow as global markets focus on a potentially game-changing policy decision by the European Central Bank, according to The Times' Shadow Monetary Policy Committee. Sir Steve Robson, the former second permanent secretary to the Treasury, sai
Read moreInterest rates paid by companies in the Eurozone's weaker economies have surged, highlighting the bloc's fragmentation as the European Central Bank loses control of borrowing costs. ECB data on Monday showed Spanish small businesses face the highest bank borrowing costs in almost four years - while
Read more- Global equities finish broadly lower - GDP growth a concern in Japan and China - Greek GDP beats expectations Mixed news from the Eurozone and concerns over growth in Asia sent most stock markets across the globe into the red on Monday. "As the post-Olympic blues set in, European markets appeare
Read moreOilfield services firm Petrofac was leading the fallers on the Footsie on Monday afternoon despite reporting a strong first half as investors turned cautious on the pace of growth going forward Earnings per share were up 32% to 94.8c, with pre-tax profits rising to $412.5m, from $300m the year befo
Read moreBP's selling spree has continued with the UK oil colossus announcing the sale of its refinery in Carson, California, to US refiner Tesoro. BP is selling the 266,000 barrel per day refinery plus related logistics and marketing assets in the region to Tesoro Corporation for $2.5bn in cash (including
Read more- Mood dampened by slowdown in Japan, China - Germany could block aid to Greece - Summer rally loses momentum UK stocks were broadly unchanged by Monday lunchtime as the recent rally in global equity markets began to fade with worries about Asian economic growth weighing on sentiment. The Japanes
Read more- Petrofac leads fallers early on - Japanese GDP growth misses forecasts - Germany could block aid to Greece The FTSE 100 fell slightly in early trade on Monday on concerns over the global economy after Japanese growth figures disappointed. The Japanese economy grew by just 0.3% in the second quar
Read moreLondon's benchmark index is expected to open a little lower on Monday morning in the absence of any new developments over the weekend. City sources are predicting that the FTSE 100 will open around eight points lower from Friday's close of 5,847. "A quiet start to the trading week is expected toda
Read moreBP's grand garage sale continues with the integrated oil giant announcing the sale of its Sunray and Hemphill gas processing plants in Texas. Eagle Rock Energy Partners is paying $227.5m in cash for the plants, together with the plants' associated gas gathering system. The Sunray plant, in Moore C
Read moreOil giant BP has announced that DCC, a sales, marketing, distribution and business support services group, has agreed to buy its liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) distribution business in the UK. DCC will pay $63m (£40.5m) on a cash free/debt free basis, to be satisfied in cash at completion. Und
Read moreFirst-half numbers from specialist engineer GKN beat market expectations, with pre-tax profits leaping 43 per cent. Nigel Stein, chief executive, also gave some upbeat interviews, indicating that, while many of GKN's customers were cautious about the rest of 2012, "no one is pressing alarm buttons"
Read more- Footsie drops 1.02 per cent as risk rally fades - BP, Weir and RBS sold off - Markets await decisions from the Fed and ECB London's FTSE 100 index finished the day firmly in the red as a barrage of earning reports from some European heavyweights disappointed and investors showed caution ahead of
Read moreVedanta, Rio Tinto, Xstrata, Randgold, Glencore and Polymetal making good gains, boosted by Polymetal, Vedanta and Xstrata which all impressed with their second-quarter and first-half production reports this morning. A notable exception was Mexico-focused precious metals miner Fresnillo, which drop
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