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JP Morgan Overweight Old target, 63.00 New target, 56.00

JPMorgan has cut its earnings estimates for European banks by 14-15% a year in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The banks now find themselves in a lower growth environment which might crimp their ability to dish out the dividends and buy back shares.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/976658/lloyds-banking-still-favoured-by-jpmorgan-even-after-broker-cuts-earnings-forecasts-for-european-banks-976658.html

FTSE 100 set to make a modestly positive start amid peace hopes for Ukraine
The index of UK blue-chips shares looks set to open 14 points higher at 7,169.64

FTSE 100 set to make a modestly positive start amid peace hopes for Ukraine
The index of UK blue-chips shares looks set to open 14 points higher at 7,169.64

Brixton
My grandad had a greengrocers in Watford my old fella used to tell me stories of delivering the fruit and veg on a butcher bike, he moved out to the chilterns 50years ago best decision he ever made

Lincolnite

""I had noted that Mark Culbert had bought 5M at 1.25p and thought that this looked quite a positive sign""

After Mark bought in the share price dropped 1.25 to 0.57 thats 54 percent, Bill should of told him at the time han**** was 18 months till shovel ready Im sure he wouldn't of been rushing to invest

Hope to see RNS Monday morning

With invasion of Ukraine sparking eye-popping moves for raw materials this is keeping commodities in demand and silver prices high again this week, industrial metals are likely to stay high due to underproduction during the coronavirus pandemic, some investors are betting high commodity prices are likely to remain for the foreseeable future

Londoners unhappy at the number of affordable homes available as house prices continue to climb

Almost two thirds (67%) of Londoners expect house prices to continue to rise over the next three years as house prices climb 4% since the start of the pandemic

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/media/press-releases/2022/lloyds-banking-group/londoners-unhappy-at-number-of-affordable-homes.html

Virgin Atlantic plots British Airways blitz after oil bet pays off

https://tittlepress.com/latest/1626192/

The boss of British Airways' parent company has landed a £20,000 monthly allowance to help pay for his two homes in Spain and the UK, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.

The FTSE100 firm's annual report said: 'In 2021, the IAG CEO became eligible for a two-year, fixed-term £250,000 per annum transitionary allowance, enabling him to personally maintain a base in Madrid given the company's significant operations and business in Spain.'

Since replacing Willie Walsh as the CEO of IAG, Gallego has taken two successive pay cuts during the pandemic as well as declining a bonus.

Last year, he took home £738,000, whereas this year he will receive his full salary of £820,000.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-10605917/amp/IAG-boss-gets-20k-month-two-homes-Spain-UK.html

The Bank of England looks set to lift interest rates to 0.75% on Thursday, its third rate rise in a row as it seeks to tame a dramatic surge in inflation that has been intensified by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Last month the BoE forecast consumer price inflation would peak at about 7.25% in April, when household energy tariffs are due to rise by more than half.

George Buckley economists at Nomura bank think inflation might exceed 8% later this year and rates will rise again in May, August, November, and February next year taking the bench-mark to 1.75 per cent

Good morning Falky

It dose seem like a better solution than destroying the uk water source

Extracting natural gas from shale rocks could begin within a year if the Government lifts its controversial ban, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-10605751/Fracking-firm-pumping-gas-year.html

MVarawa

Data out on Friday show the UK economy entered the Ukrainian crisis on a strong footing with GDP data for January beating expectations.

GDP rose 0.8% month-on-month in January

Goods imports from the EU rebounded fat the start of 2022, despite uncertainty over changes in HMRC methodology, to overtake Non-EU countries, after non-EU imports of goods to the UK surpassed those from the EU for the first time in 2021 since the ONS started recording the data in 1997.

Over £24bn worth of goods were imported from the EU in January 2022, £0.6 billion higher than non-EU countries, with HMRC saying this morning they were “confident that the strong rise in imports from the EU this month is predominantly the result of genuine increases in trade.”

https://www.cityam.com/24bn-brexit-rebound-uk-goods-imports-from-eu-overtake-non-eu-trade-while-russian-influx-soars/

Positive developments in Ukraine has dropped the price of silver 25.55

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/amp/news/976485

Shares have leapt higher on optimistic reports from Russia, with the FTSE 100 jumping over 80 in a matter of seconds.

Russian news agency InterFax reported that President Putin said that "there are certain positive developments in the negotiations on Ukraine".

The Footise is up 129 points (1.8%) on the day at 7,228.09 and indices in Europe have jumped even higher, with the Dax and CAC up more than 3%, and US futures also shooting higher.

Shares have leapt higher on optimistic reports from Russia, with the FTSE 100 jumping over 80 in a matter of seconds.

Russian news agency InterFax reported that President Putin said that "there are certain positive developments in the negotiations on Ukraine".

The Footise is up 129 points (1.8%) on the day at 7,228.09 and indices in Europe have jumped even higher, with the Dax and CAC up more than 3%, and US futures also shooting higher.

Shares have leapt higher on optimistic reports from Russia, with the FTSE 100 jumping over 80 in a matter of seconds.

Russian news agency InterFax reported that President Putin said that "there are certain positive developments in the negotiations on Ukraine".

The Footise is up 129 points (1.8%) on the day at 7,228.09 and indices in Europe have jumped even higher, with the Dax and CAC up more than 3%, and US futures also shooting higher.