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- Doubts still remain over Greek despite €130bn bailout. - Vedanta jumps on speculation of restructuring. - Kenmare rises on takeover rumours. London's blue chip index finished the day slightly lower as last night's approval by Eurozone finance ministers to grant Greece its next aid package underwh
Read moreLeading consumer group Which? has reportedly called on Lloyds Chief Executive Antonio Horta-Osorio to hand back his signing-on bonus in the wake of the infamous PPI mis-selling scandal. Horta-Osorio was welcomed to the 43% taxpayer-owned bank with £4.6m in shares when he joined in January of last
Read more- Eurogroup approves Greek bailout. - Oil stocks drag Footsie lower. - Tullow Oil drops despite oil find in Sierra Leone. London's benchmark index was trading close to its intraday low at midday as investors pondered the future of the Eurozone following last night's Eurogroup approval of the next t
Read more- Eurogroup approves Greek bailout. - Euro strengthens after announcement. - Footsie slips early on with oil stocks weighing on index. Despite Eurozone finance ministers doing what many had expected by approving the next tranche of aid for Greece, the Footsie opened moderately lower on Tuesday morn
Read more-Miners jump as investors seek riskier assets. -Officials optimistic about securing Greek bailout. -PBoC cuts RRR for banks. -ECB bought no debt last week through SMP program. Stocks rose on Monday and established a new high for the year after what appears to have been some genuinely positive new
Read moreMining stocks and banks performed well in the morning session, buoyed by Greek optimism and the People´s Bank of China's decision to cut its legal reserve ratio requirement for large banks by half a percentage point, announced late on Friday. Mining stalwarts Kazakhmys, Eurasian Natural Resources
Read more- Miners jump as investors seek riskier assets. - Officials optimistic about securing Greek bailout. - PBoC cuts RRR for banks. With the possibility of a Greek bailout edging closer, and China moving to ease fears of a 'hard-landing' over the weekend, UK stocks had extended gains by lunchtime, wit
Read moreNomura has reiterated its reduce recommendation and 35p target for Lloyds Banking Group ahead of the firm's full-year results due later this week. Nomura says that the outlook for both revenue and asset quality has deteriorated over the second half of the year, "which makes us more concerned about
Read moreNomura has reiterated its reduce recommendation and 35p target for Lloyds Banking Group ahead of the firm's full-year results due later this week. "The investment case for Lloyds, like RBS, is driven by an assessment of the value and prospects of the core businesses and the potential exit and restr
Read moreWhitbread: Credit Suisse recommends trading sell. Morgan Crucible: Credit Suisse raises price target to 375p from 305p. Halma: Credit Suisse raises target to 380p from 310p, upgrades to neutral from underperform. Spectris: Credit Suisse raises target to 1,900p from 1,690p. Lloyds: Nomura re
Read more- Decision day for Greece, hopes of a bailout approval boost stocks. - PBoC cuts RRR for banks. - Miners, oil stocks perform well early on. Just a handful of stocks were in the red in early trading on Monday, as market sentiment was lifted by hopes that Greece can secure its next tranche of aid. Me
Read moreFive directors of Lloyds Bank, including the previous Chief Executive, will be forced to pay back some of their 2010 bonus, reports the Telegraph. Lloyds has had to set aside £3.2bn to cover claims arising from the mis-selling of payment protection insurance (PPI), it's those losses which have prom
Read moreGeorge Osborne came under pressure from three sides today to put tax cuts at the heart of next month's Budget. Nick Clegg sought to sharpen dividing lines with the Tories as the Liberal Democrats pressed for more help for low earners. Labour called for an emergency VAT cut while senior Tories urged
Read more-Merkel optimistic about Eurogroup meeting. -Miners lead gains on Footsie. -Retailer rise on economic data. London's benchmark index finished the week strongly - up 53 points on last Friday's close of 5,852 - as markets expressed confidence that the next Greek bailout can be secured on Monday. Af
Read moreMiners were in demand today, buoyed by rising metals prices which leapt on optimism over a Greek bailout. The latest reports from the troubled country are pointing to confirmation of the European Central Bank's participation in the debt swap and an increased control over the bailout by Eurozone offi
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