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The Footsie finished a see-saw day in positive territory, shrugging off concerns about the worse than expected US jobless figures, which revealed the US unemployment rate has risen above the 10% level. Banks enjoyed a day in the sun, helped by a positive response to results from Royal Bank of Scotl
Read moreLeading shares are retreating rapidly in the wake of worse than expected US non-farm payrolls data. October non-farm payrolls data showed the US unemployment rate rose to 10.2% from 9.8% in September. The number of jobs lost in October was 190,000, versus expectations of 175,000 job losses. So fa
Read moreBanks are going well Friday as investors take huge losses from RBS in their stride and a broker upgrade for Lloyds. More huge write-offs sent Royal Bank of Scotland deep into loss over the past three months. The state-controlled bank that on Tuesday announced another £33bn cash injection from the
Read moreBanks and property stocks are leading the market higher, though the advance is being conducted at a leisurely pace. More huge write-offs sent Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) deep into loss over the past three months. Nine-month losses now total £2.06bn against a profit £1.8bn this time last year. Des
Read moreThe Telegraph says investors in UK banks had a lot to digest on Tuesday, what with the confirmation of Lloyds' £13.5bn rights issue and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) coming back to the taxpayer cap in hand and the asset sales forced upon the banks by European regulators. The paper suggests existing
Read moreLondon's blue chips ended off session lows and back above the 5,000 level, helped by positive reaction to announcements from Lloyds Banking and Legal & General. Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) remained resolutely out of favour, however, as the market reacted negatively to the revised terms of its part
Read moreThe FTSE 100 index clawed its way back above the 5,000 level over the lunch-time session, helped by positive reaction to announcements from Lloyds Banking and Legal & General. Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) remains resolutely out of favour, however, as the market reacted negatively to the revised ter
Read moreBanks dominate the day as investors try to get their heads around the sheer size of the sums being pumped into Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds. Lloyds is the best performer on hopes that once it is clear of the government's asset protection scheme it might be able to make something of its disatro
Read moreThe list of FTSE 100 constituents is bereft of risers, as stocks move swiftly into reverse while the market digests developments relating to the part-nationalised UK banks. The government is injecting another £25.5bn into Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), with a further £8bn available if things get wo
Read moreFootsie is lower as investors assess confirmation of bonus curbs, dividend cuts and asset sales from Royal Bank of Scotland and a £21bn cash call from Lloyds Banking Group. RBS will not be allowed to pay dividends for the next two years and have to divest its insurance arm and a raft of other busin
Read moreRoyal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and Lloyds Banking Group have agreed to defer bonuses for this year and break up their businesses in return for tens of billions of pounds of extra state aid. Neither bank will pay discretionary cash bonuses for 2009 to any staff earning above £39,000, while both boards
Read moreExpect an early 50-point slide as investors assess confirmation of dividend cuts and asset sales from Royal Bank of Scotland and a £21bn cash call from Lloyds Banking Group. RBS will not be allowed to pay dividends for the next two years and have to divest its insurance arm and a raft of other busi
Read moreLloyds Banking Group today confirmed the City's worst kept secret that it will raise £21bn through a £13.5bn rights issue and £7.5bn swap of existing debt for contingent capital. The details of today's string of announcements were in line with details published in Monday's papers. The government wi
Read moreThe Government will today announce plans to inject a further £40bn of taxpayers' money into Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group as part of a fresh, wide-ranging restructuring of the UK banking sector. The sum is higher than expected because RBS will take about £25bn in new "B" shares an
Read moreMiners dominated London's top ten risers, offsetting weakness among financials, while promising US manufacturing data encouraged buyers over here. Randgold Resources was top of the pile as the price of gold topped $1,060 an ounce. It's also keen to bring the renamed Kibali mine into production as s
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