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Banks lead the UK blue chips higher, providing nearly a third of the FTSE 100 index's 0.4 percent advance, with Lloyds Banking Group a strong performer, up 2.3 percent as traders cite the impact of an upgrade in rating by UBS. The bank ups its stance on the part-state-owned lender to "buy" from "ne
Read moreLONDON, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Two former employees of British bank HBOS have been charged by UK prosecutors over business loans made through a high street bank for about 35 million pounds ($56 million), the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said on Tuesday. The pair, who were charged with six others, were
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- Traders take profits after recent surge - European banks on Basel III developments - Investors looking ahead to central bank decisions After registering impressive gains last week, stocks across Europe pulled back on Monday with investor taking profits as fourth-quarter earnings season gets into
Read moreBanking giant Barclays was the high riser of the day after regulators eased rules on cash buffers, giving lenders more time and greater flexibility to comply with Basel III liquid coverage ratio requirements. Sector peers Lloyds and HSBC were also on the up. "Less strict liquidity rules should red
Read moreStrong gains in the banking sector weren't enough to lift the FTSE 100 into positive territory on Monday morning, as London's benchmark index pulled back from its near two-year high on Friday. "Stock markets in Europe have surrendered early morning slim gains as the temptation to book profits on ma
Read moreAfter hitting a near two-year high the previous trading session, profit-taking meant that the FTSE 100 opened slightly lower on Monday morning. This was despite relative strength in the banking sector on the back of some better-than-expected news on regulation. The FTSE 100 finished Friday at 6,090
Read moreBy Anjuli Davies LONDON, Jan 4 (Reuters) - U.S. private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management is to buy British pub group Admiral Taverns from part state-owned Lloyds Banking Group, which is shedding non-core businesses. While terms were not disclosed, two people familiar with the matter said on F
Read more* Basel Committee to discuss liquidity on Sunday * Regulators set to relax timing on liquidity ratio-source * Threat of credit crunch prompts rethink * Banks would have had 1.8 trillion euro funding shortfall By Steve Slater and Huw Jones LONDON, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Europe's credit-starved economies l
Read more- Footsie surges 2.2 per cent - Global stock markets rally, helped by manufacturing figures - Miners benefit from increased risk appetite The FTSE 100 surged past the psychologically-important level of 6,000 on Wednesday as stock markets across the globe celebrated the last-minute deal by US politi
Read more- US leaders pass budget deal to avert fiscal cliff - Mining and banking stocks celebrate with decent performance - UK manufacturing ends 2012 on a high Mining stocks were registering impressive gains on Wednesday in the aftermath of the US fiscal cliff agreement, which could have plunged the world
Read moreBarclays was performing well on Wednesday morning after Investec hiked its target price from 260p to 285p and hailed the lender as its 'preferred UK domestic bank'. Despite an impressive 79% rally over the past five months, the broker said that the shares are still trading "only in line with loss-
Read moreThe FTSE 100 surged on Wednesday morning as investors celebrated the news that the fiscal cliff deal Stateside, with mining and banking stocks benefitting from the increase in risk appetite. "It may have come at the last minute, but US lawmakers finally managed to find some common ground by voting
Read moreAfter a slight rebound late morning, the Footsie dropped to near its intraday low by the close of trade in a shortened trading session as US budget uncertainty dented risk appetite. Markets across Europe finished with mild losses today as they closed early for New Year's Eve. Fiscal cliff concern
Read moreUK stocks were trading firmly in the red by Monday lunchtime with less than 24 hours to go before the US fiscal cliff deadline, when 600bn dollars in automatic spending cuts and tax increases come into effect. Markets were even shrugging off some upbeat economic data from Asian powerhouse China ove
Read moreLet's be blunt, 2012 has been a real stinker in terms of the one thing markets crave most: certainty. Shocks have come from left, right and centre in 2012 as investors swung wildly between 'risk on' and 'risk off' modes. On top of that, trading on the London Stock Exchange was very light by histor
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