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- US earnings lift sentiment - Speculation Spain nearing a bailout request - Germany's Meister says remarks over interpreted -Guardian - German ZEW index beats forecasts Better-than-expected earnings from Goldman and Johnson & Johnson and signs of progress in the Eurozone saw the FTSE 100 surge 1.2
Read moreFinancial and resource stocks were performing well on Tuesday afternoon as investors adopted a 'risk-on' attitude on the back of improved newsflow from the Eurozone and better-than-expected corporate results in the US. Lloyds, Admiral, Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays were leading financials hig
Read more- German ZEW index beats forecasts - Markets await results from US blue-chips - Signs of progress in Eurozone lift sentiment UK stocks had held on to gains by Tuesday lunchtime as investors digested some decent economic figures and improving newsflow from the Eurozone. "Financial markets extended
Read more-Chinese data and US figures lift sentiment -All eyes on Spain and Greece ahead of EU summit -Citi economist predicts 'Grexit' -Spanish 10 year bond yields rise 19bp to 5.82 per cent -Greek 10 year bond yields fall 48bp to 17.56 per cent London's FTSE 100 index finished the day in positive territor
Read moreNomura has maintained its 'reduce' rating and 260p target price for UK banking group Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) after the news of the cancelled branch sales to Santander. RBS confirmed on Monday morning that Santander UK has pulled out of its greed purchase of 316 of its branches, comprising of R
Read moreBanks and insurers have been buoyed by Deutsche Bank upgrading the sectors to 'overweight'. However, it was financial services provider Hargreaves Lansdown which topped the leader board in the morning session, after it said it had got off to a "pleasing" start to its new financial year. Hargreav
Read moreBanking stocks finished strongly on Wednesday after it was revealed that the Financial Services Authority (FSA) has eased certain capital buffers. Banks will now not need to hold extra capital against lending that qualifies for 'Funding for Lending', meaning that loans given under the government's
Read moreLondon's FTSE 100 index registered its third consecutive day in negative territory as uncertainty surrounding the outlook for the global economy continued to weigh on investor sentiment. "Financial markets struggled to find direction today, drifting into the red as persistent fears over slowing glo
Read moreThe Financial Services Authority (FSA) has eased capital buffers for the UK's largest banks, meaning that loans given through the government's 'Funding for Lending' (FLS) scheme can be effectively be classed as risk-free. According to The Financial Times on Tuesday night, the move "puts Britain at
Read moreBanking peers Lloyds and RBS were leading the risers today after the Financial Times reported that the FSA has eased capital and liquidity rules in an attempt to boost lending. Meanwhile, according to reports this morning, RBS has agreed to sell two buildings in Frankfurt and Berlin to Axa Investm
Read more- IMF warns about Eurozone crisis - Unions call for strikes in Greece - Banks gain on speculation of eased capital rules UK stocks suffered more losses on Wednesday in spite of some relative strength in the banking sector, as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned about the risks emanating f
Read moreUS investment firms Lone Star Funds and Kennedy-Wilson Holdings are among remaining bidders for parts of about two billion euros of mainly Irish real estate loans that Lloyds is selling, according to Bloomberg reports. Lloyds has attracted bids of 10 to 15 cents in the euro for the so-called Pittl
Read more- Growth concerns take down stocks again - Alcoa trims demand forecast - Banks could need to shrink assets, says IMF The FTSE 100 was heading for its third consecutive day in the red, starting Wednesday's session on the back foot with global growth concerns continuing to weigh on sentiment. Trader
Read more- Global growth concerns weigh on cyclicals - Investors worries about Eurozone uncertainty - Evraz sinks after gloomy broker comments After a steep fall early on, the FTSE 100 traded sideways for most of the morning session with cyclical stocks (including the miners and banks) dampened by concerns
Read more- World Bank cuts forecasts for China - Evraz leads miners lower - BAE drops on risks to EADS merger UK stocks slid sharply on Monday morning with mining and financial shares weighing on the FTSE 100 early on as concerns over the global economy spurred a move away from 'risk'. The World Bank has c
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