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Investec says that the news of another regulatory fine at Lloyds should only have a little impact, seeing as though the banking group still has a lot of mis-selling issues hanging over its head. Media reports have said that Lloyds faces another referral to the FSA's Enforcement team. The news "may
Read moreA report by Citigroup has warned that Saudi Arabia could run out of oil to export by 2030, raising fears that oil prices may rise significantly in coming years. The Kingdom is the world's largest oil producer, accounting for about 13 per cent of global supply, but it may need to use a growing share
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 more- All eyes turn to Bernanke - Mining stocks wanted early on after recent losses - Redrow Chairman makes takeover approach Stock markets across Europe have been rather subdued over the past few days and the opening hour of Friday's session was no different as investors continued to show caution ahea
Read moreTrading in the shares of Mouchel Group has been suspended after shareholders voted against the company's restructuring plan. The financially troubled outsourcing firm announced restructuring proposals at the beginning of August which would see shareholders getting just a penny for each of their sha
Read more- Miners lead the way higher on Tuesday - Central banks in China and Europe expected to act - Glencore-Xstrata merger at risk Hopes of central bank action in Europe and China boosted stocks today with the mining sector benefitting the most from increased risk appetite. Michael Hewson, the senior m
Read moreShares in Xstrata were higher throughout the day despite Glencore CEO Ivan Glasenberg saying that the proposed merger of the two companies is "not a must-do deal". Speaking to Dow Jones Newswires, he said: "If we don't do it now, we can do it in the future." Glencore was up after beating profit es
Read more- Glencore-Xstrata merger dominates the headlines - Eurozone announcement could be near, says analyst - Chinese stimulus hopes lift stocks London's FTSE 100 had come off its intraday highs by lunchtime but was still trading firmly in the blue, with solid gains in the mining sector providing a lift.
Read more- Chinese stimulus hopes drive gains early on - Crisis resolution may take years, says Moody's - 'Glenstrata' merger at risk Strength in the mining sector lifted the FTSE 100 in early trading on Tuesday on the back of hopes for the Chinese economy. The People's Bank of China last night ramped up
Read moreMining giant Xstrata was leading the decline on the Footsie on Monday after reports that Qatar Holding had raised its stake in the firm, adding to speculation that the investment fund is attempting to build its stake to block the proposed merger with Glencore International. The Qataris are demanding
Read more- Bundesbank reiterates criticism of ECB bond-buying - ECB considering caps on bond spreads - Xstrata down on concern over Glencore merger After swinging between gains and losses for most of the morning session, the FTSE 100 was trading in the red by Monday lunchtime after Germany's Bundesbank quas
Read more- Volumes expected to stay low - ECB considering caps on bond spreads - Hopes for Chinese stimulus fade UK stocks opened broadly flat on Monday morning on a quiet day for corporate news as markets remain fixed on developments in the Eurozone and newsflow from China. "Volume remained low last week
Read more- Merkel backs Draghi's bond-buying proposal - US data lifts stocks late on - Chemring receives interest from The Carlyle Group Global equity markets were lifted higher on Friday on the back of hopes of imminent action from European officials and some decent economic data in the US. However, gains
Read moreBarclays, Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds were in demand today as banking stocks across Europe made gains on improving developments in the Eurozone, boosted by comments from German Chancellor Angela Merkel which expressed strong support for the 'save the euro at any cost' stance of European Centra
Read moreGiven Lloyds's resilient share price performance so far this year, Investec has downgraded its rating on the bank from 'buy' to 'hold'. Analyst Ian Gordon said: "Up 27%, Lloyds' shareholders can take satisfaction from the stock's year-to-date outperformance against all other UK banks." Nevertheles
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