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- Government may cut stake in RBS - Rio Tinto considers offloading diamond interests - Resolution could split before sale A strong performance by the banks helped push the FTSE 100 higher on Tuesday morning as the market continues to be boosted by recent comments by US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben
Read more- Oil surges on falling Iranian exports - BoE tells banks to raise capital ASAP - BT leads the rise, miners trim losses London's blue chips rallied in afternoon trade with the Footsie surging in the last two hours to finish in positive territory as oil prices jumped. According to report in Reuters
Read moreThe Bank of England (BoE) has warned banks that they must raise external capital as early as is feasible. The Financial Policy Committee (FPC), which acts as a watchdog for the BoE, published a report expressing its concerns that "capital is not yet at levels that would ensure resilience in the fac
Read more- Footsie on track for worst weekly performance YTD - Miners fall, Randgold still hampered by Malian concerns - BT rises on pension deficit arrangement After a strong start, a sell-off in the mining sector dragged the Footsie into the red by lunchtime. Rising commodity prices did little to lift the
Read moreThe Footsie rose in the opening hour of Friday's session, helped by a strong performance by financial stocks. Company news was thin on the ground early on but BT was the best performer after announcing plans to eliminate its pension deficit within 10 years. The blue chip index remains nearly 100 po
Read moreLloyds has said that it will update the market on the progress being made on its sale of hundreds of branches to The Co-operative Group (Co-op) in the second quarter due to the 'complex' nature of the deal. The European Commisson-mandated divestment of 632 retail and commercial branches, known as P
Read more- Miners fall as BHP warns of slowing steel production in China - OBR to raise UK GDP forecasts for 2012 - ARM, National Grid, United Utilities rise after upgrades The FTSE 100 slumped in the opening hour on Tuesday as the miners dragged the blue chip index into the red for a second day. According
Read more- Greek CDS auction finishes in line with expectations - Greece expects GDP to fall 4.5 per cent in 2012 and 0.5 per cent in 2013 - Markets await Wednesday's Budget The FTSE 100 finished only slightly in the red after a positive start on Wall Street, which saw UK stocks trim losses in afternoon tra
Read moreAntofagasta: Exane BNP Paribas upgrades from neutral to outperform, target lifted from 1,200p to 1,450p; Nomura cuts target to 1,500p from 1,650p, buy rating unchanged. AstraZeneca: Goldman Sachs cuts target from 3,350p to 3,306p, neutral rating kept. Barclays: UBS raises target from 240p to 272p,
Read more- Footsie finishes the week up 1.4 per cent - Eurozone debt crisis eases, US data mixed - Essar closes up 10 per cent The Footsie finished the week strongly, closing not too far off the elusive 6,000 mark, with financials and miners making ground as tensions arising from the Eurozone's debt crisis
Read morePolymetal and Randgold Resources both dropped lower, as gold prices took a hit. Polymetal continues to make headlines concerning the rumoured merger with Russian peer Polyus Gold, which is aiming to raise its free float to 25% (from 14%) in order to gain a long-awaited premium listing on the FTSE
Read more- RBS up over five per cent after upgrade - Tullow Oil strikes again off the coast of Ghana - Footsie up 1.4 per cent on the week The FTSE 100 was continuing to set new intraday highs by lunchtime, helped by a strong performance by financial and resource stocks. It has been a relatively quiet day f
Read more- Financials stock, Tullow oil lead the rise on the Footsie - Barroso sees improvement in the Eurozone - Oil prices rebound London's blue chip index advanced in the opening hour on Friday on a relatively quiet day for company news. Investors will be looking ahead to industrial production and consum
Read moreIt seems as if some former directors of Lloyds will be putting the champagne firmly back on ice. According to press reports, several ex-board members at the state-backed bank will not be paid share awards resulting from an incentive plan introduced in the wake of the merger with HBOS back in 2009.
Read moreThe legion of income investors holding shares of Legal and General were cheered by the insurance leviathan's decision to bump up the 2011 dividend by more than a third, well ahead of market expectations. The final dividend in respect of fiscal 2011 has been increased by a whopping 39% to 4.74p per
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