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LONDON MARKET CLOSE: Stocks struggle in nervy trade before US data

(Alliance News) - European equities closed lower on Tuesday, with sentiment downbeat ahead of Wednesday's US inflation reading, though impetus could be found in gold, which hit another record high.

LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: FTSE 100 treads water despite boost from miners

(Alliance News) - Equities in London lacked impetus heading into Tuesday, as investors moved with caution ahead of a US inflation print on Wednesday and the European Central Bank's interest rate decision a day later.

PRESS: Shell could make London exit if value gap to US does not close

(Alliance News) - Shell PLC fired a warning shot to that it could be prepared to move its listing to the US in a fresh blow to London's financial centre.

BP expects rise in first-quarter upstream energy output

April 9 (Reuters) - BP said on Tuesday it expects first-quarter upstream production of both oil and gas as well as low-carbon energy to be higher than the previous three months.

Shell, Aramco in final stage of Pavilion Energy talks- sources

LONDON/SINGAPORE, April 5 (Reuters) - Shell and Saudi Aramco, which are competing to buy the assets of Temasek-owned liquefied natural gas (LNG) trading firm Pavilion Energy, are now locked in price negotiations after completing the due diligence process, three sources with knowledge of the matter said.

Europe's STOXX 600 at two-week low in broader market decline

Euro STOXX volatility index hit highest level since Nov

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LONDON MARKET CLOSE: US jobs growth adds to flagging hopes on Fed cuts

(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London closed firmly down on Friday, hit by concerns that the US Federal Reserve may cut interest rates later than hoped this year.

London close: Stocks finish lower as US payrolls top forecasts

(Sharecast News) - London markets closed lower on Friday amid a backdrop of heightened investor caution, following robust US job data for March, hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve officials, and escalating tensions in the Middle East.

Shell, Aramco in final stage of Pavilion Energy talks- sources

LONDON/SINGAPORE, April 5 (Reuters) - Shell and Saudi Aramco, which are competing to buy the assets of Temasek-owned liquefied natural gas (LNG) trading firm Pavilion Energy, are now locked in price negotiations after completing the due diligence process, three sources with knowledge of the matter said.

LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: Stocks drop on Israel-Iran tensions and Fed talk

(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London were firmly down at midday on Friday, as rising tensions between Israel and Iran alongside doubts around the timing of US interest rate cuts hurt investor sentiment.

LONDON MARKET OPEN: Europe slumps on US rate worry and rising tensions

(Alliance News) - Stocks in Europe had a downbeat start to the day on Friday, with investors unnerved by rising geopolitical tensions and hawkish remarks from US central bankers.

TOP NEWS: Shell sees lower Integrated Gas performance in first quarter

(Alliance News) - Shell PLC on Friday cautioned results from its Integrated Gas division in the first-quarter are expected to be "significantly lower" than in the fourth, and said it expects write-offs worth USD600 million in its Upstream arm.

LONDON BRIEFING: Shell to book USD600 million first-quarter write-off

(Alliance News) - London's FTSE 100 is called to open lower on Friday, with hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve policymakers and fears of ratcheting Middle East tensions giving investors little to cheer about ahead of the latest US jobs data.

Shell lifts production guidance for first quarter

(Sharecast News) - Oil and gas titan Shell has raised its short-term production forecasts and said it expects an increase in margins as it updated its guidance for the first quarter on Friday.

North Sea Crude-Brent, WTI Midland trade

LONDON, April 4 (Reuters) - North Sea Brent and U.S. WTI Midland crude traded in the afternoon window on Thursday in another busy trading session, while Forties and Johan Sverdrup were also discussed.