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The US Treasury Secretary urged Europe's leaders to follow through on their promises to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro as he embarked on a whirlwind round of diplomacy in Germany. Tim Geithner stoked speculation about a co-ordinated transatlantic push to bolster the single currency as he me
Read moreBP's results on Tuesday will bring us up to date on a company that has been busy reshaping itself since the Macondo oil well tragedy in the Gulf of Mexico. Broker Charles Stanley thinks net income for the second quarter will be down to $5.1bn from $5.6bn the year before. The broker predicts a quart
Read moreThough not as busy as the week just ended, next week has its fair share of big events, including results from BP, the Bank of England's interest rate decision and US jobs data for July. On Monday, under-fire banking giant HSBC and household goods titan Reckitt Benckiser get the week underway. HSBC
Read moreCredit Suisse has reiterated its 'outperform' rating and 500p target price for British oil major BP following the recent news that Rosneft is interest in its stake in TNK-BP, but the broker does highlight some concerns with the potential deal. Russia-focused oil titan Rosneft announced yesterday it
Read moreIt is up to banks to rebuild the public's trust following a succession of scandals, the head of the Financial Services Authority said today. Lord Adair Turner told a business audience in London this morning that the fixing of the Libor rate would not have been spotted without "intense" and "expensiv
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 moreRussia's state-owned oil company Rosneft is to enter negotiations with BP to buy the integrated oil giant's shareholding in TNK-BP, Russia's third largest oil producer. BP is already in discussions with Alfa Access-Renova (AAR), its partner in the TNK-BP joint venture, regarding AAR taking full con
Read moreIn an interview with The Daily Telegraph, Mr Cameron says that he now expects the crisis in the eurozone to drag on for years, blighting the British economy. He indicates that the programme of spending cuts, initially planned to take five years, is now likely to last for the entire decade. Mr Camero
Read moreIn a report on the European oil sector, Societe Generale upgraded Spanish oil company Repsol and the Italian Eni from 'hold' to 'buy'. On the other hand, it downgraded French group Total from 'buy' to 'hold' and lowered its price target from 45.50 to 39 euros. Analysts at the French investment bank
Read moreNomura applied broad-based reductions to share price targets across the oil sector on Thursday morning, after downgrading its view on the European oil category from 'bullish' to 'neutral'. "In spite of year-to-date underperformance, we take a more sanguine industry outlook," the broker said, listin
Read more- UK industrial production beats estimates - Eurogroup gives Spain more time - Oil stocks rise after Norwegian lockout prevented London's FTSE 100 index rose strongly on Tuesday morning with resource stocks and banks providing a lift after some better-than-expected UK industrial production data. U
Read moreA group of 172 leading economists have written an open letter to Angela Merkel warning her that her decision to agree to allow Eurozone bail-out funds to support sinner states was "wrong". The economists, who included Hans-Werner Sinn, head of Ifo, the influential think tank, argued that the German
Read moreMaking headlines this morning was the news that Bob Diamond has called its quits at Barclays, bowing in to political pressure following last week's news that the bank was involved in Libor manipulation. Marcus Agius, who said yesterday that he would resign as Chairman, is to become a full-time Chair
Read more- Investors welcome departure of Barclays CEO - Stimulus hopes drive gains for equity markets - Miners track metals prices higher Trade was choppy on Tuesday morning, but the Footsie edged higher on the back of strength in the mining sector. However, the index stayed within a narrow range with just
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