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  • Putin orders Russian troops from Syria declaring mission accomplished, as foreign ministry tasked with intensifying attempts to broker a peace deal

    March 14, 2016

    Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the main part of the Russian military to begin withdrawing from Syria, claiming the mission has achieved its objectives. According to a Kremlin spokesman Putin telephoned his ally Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to inform him Russian forces will begin to leave the country from Tuesday. Russia's role in the conflict allowed Syria to recapture territory from [...]

  • Fidelity analysts back consumer and tech sectors as utilities, industrials and energy lose their appeal

    March 14, 2016

    The consumer and tech sectors will drive corporate earnings growth this year, a survey of analysts at an investment giant revealed today. However, the survey of 200 analysts at Fidelity International reveals they have dramatically toned down their outlook on utilities, industrials and financial companies for this year. Subdued inflation, rising house prices, wage growth and falling unemployment [...]

  • Proposed Basel changes could distort UK mortgage market, warns Council of Mortgage Lenders

    March 14, 2016

    Proposed reforms to financial regulations would have “negative and unintended consequences” for the UK mortgage market, the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) has warned today. The CML said proposed reforms to Basel rules, a set of global rules adhered to by countries voluntarily, were "unduly harsh" on prime residential and buy to let mortgages. The reforms [...]

  • Eurozone industrial production rebounds to hit highest level since 2008

    March 14, 2016

    Industrial production in the Eurozone bounced back in January to reach its highest level since 2008. Output in manufacturing, mining and utilities climbed 2.1 per cent over the month, according to EU statistical office Eurostat. Compared with January 2015 it was 2.8 per cent higher.  Ireland, Estonia and Germany led with monthly growth rates of 12.7 per cent, 4.9 per cent [...]

  • Small businesses call for simpler tax system to level playing field

    March 14, 2016

    Smaller businesses want a simpler tax system to help create a level playing field with their multinational competitors, new survey data shows today. Accountancy firm Moore Stephens said 55 per cent of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) wanted the tax system simplified in this week’s budget. The joint most popular measure was a further crackdown [...]

  • London’s economic growth drops to three-year low as UK loses steam – Lloyds Bank

    March 14, 2016

    London's economic growth plummeted to it lowest since 2013 in February, a survey of businesses shows this morning. The regional purchasing managers’ index compiled by Lloyds Bank fell to a score of 52.2 for London. It is barely above the 50 level that indicates a region’s economy grew over the month and marks a steep [...]

  • Northern Powerhouse: Shaving one minute off journey times could provide £1.6bn boost northern cities

    March 14, 2016

    Shaving just 60 seconds off the time it takes to travel to key services could provide a £1.6bn economic boost to the northern regions of the UK, according to new research published today. Using so-called value of time research, consultancy and construction company Mace said for all regions outside of London, saving the extra minute could [...]

  • Iran will join output cap talks once it hits four million barrels per day

    March 13, 2016

    Opec rebel Iran has said fellow members of the oil cartel should leave the country alone until it has raised production to over four million barrels per day. The country, which wants to rebuild its market share after a trade embargo, indicated it would then be interested in attending historic talks between Opec and Russia to [...]

  • Bank of England, Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan to err on the side of caution this week

    March 13, 2016

    Three of the world’s major central banks are expected to take a cautious approach this week as they look to underpin economic growth amid rising global uncertainties. The US Federal Reserve’s federal open market committee will decide on Wednesday whether to lift interest rates for the second time since the 2008-9 recession. “Given market volatility [...]

  • Libor scandal: Tom Hayes to appear in Old Bailey on Monday as Proceeds of Crime confiscation hearing begins

    March 13, 2016

    Tom Hayes is due to head to court on Monday as he begins a legal battle over his assets, which prosecutors allege were purchased using proceeds from crime. Hayes and his wife are due to attend a Proceeds of Crime confiscation hearing at the Old Bailey, London's central criminal court. Hayes, a former Citigroup and [...]

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