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  • US oil and gas M&A falls to 12-year low as oil prices fall

    June 11, 2015

    Mergers and acquisitions in the US oil and gas sector were at their lowest since 2003 in the first half of this year, new data has suggested. A survey by Dealogic showed M&A volume fell to $29.5bn (£19bn) over 202 deals in the six months to the end of June, down 50 per cent from [...]

  • Labour’s Liz Kendall has “no problem” with a budget surplus

    June 11, 2015

    Labour leadership candidate Liz Kendall has said she has "no problem" with aiming for a budget surplus, a policy the government wants to enshrine in law, which commentators say is a political move designed to pressure the Labour party. Read more: UK budget since 1986: There has been deficits for 22 of 30 years "Labour should [...]

  • Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis: “We will not accept a one per cent primary budget surplus”

    June 11, 2015

    Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis has told MPs that the country will not accept a primary budget surplus target of more than one per cent.  Read more: S&P lowers Greece's credit rating further The country had originally proposed a target of 0.6 per cent for 2015 – significantly below the 1.5 per cent mooted by [...]

  • London house prices: As rents keep rising, here’s how the Monopoly board looks in 2015

    June 11, 2015

    Click to see table in a new window There has been a shake-up in the London property price hierarchy, and the most profitable places to be a landlord have moved dramatically. That well-established measure of London property values – the humble Monopoly board – has been shaken and stirred by fluctuations in the market, and [...]

  • Swedish krona jumps against the euro as it climbs out of deflationary spiral

    June 11, 2015

    The Swedish krona jumped against the euro this morning after official data showed it had come out of deflation for the month of May. The krona rose more than one per cent to 0.108 against the euro, and 0.56 per cent to 0.1217 against the dollar. Prices in the country rose 0.1 per cent in [...]

  • South Korea cuts interest rate to record low amid Mers outbreak

    June 11, 2015

    South Korea has had to slash its benchmark interest rate to a record low amid a deadly outbreak of the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (Mers). Bank of Korea cut its main interest rate by 0.25 per cent taking it to 1.5 per cent amid dampening domestic demand and slowing exports. "In particular, we are concerned [...]

  • Standard & Poor’s lowers Greece’s credit rating to CCC, warns it could be downgraded further

    June 11, 2015

    Well, this is a surprise.    Standard & Poor's has lowered Greece's credit rating one notch to CCC and said it could be lowered again within the next year as the country's financial situation worsens.    Although normally S&P would be restricted from altering its rating of Greece outside a “pre-established calendar”, the agency said [...]

  • Mansion House speech: George Osborne kicks starts £60bn sell-off with RBS stake

    June 10, 2015

    Chancellor George Osborne last night kicked off a £60bn sale of state-owned financial assets, announcing he will sell a stake in bailed-out bank RBS in the coming months.   The enormous wave of privatisations includes the sale of a remaining £11.5bn holding in Lloyds, while bidders including Goldman Sachs compete to buy £13bn of mortgage assets [...]

  • Mansion House speech: The age of irresponsibility is over, says Mark Carney

    June 10, 2015

    Tens of thousands more City workers face an unprecedented crackdown on bad behaviour. The Bank of England last night recommended extending the senior managers’ regime to all fixed income, currencies and commodities traders at banks, as well as their counterparts at interdealer brokerages and buy-side asset managers. Bank of England governor Mark Carney also wants [...]

  • George Osborne’s great government sell-off: Taxpayers risk getting burnt as sun may yet shine on RBS

    June 10, 2015

    So after almost seven years, the moment has arrived. The symbolic importance of George Osborne’s announcement last night that the Treasury is to begin selling Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) shares at a loss is hard to overstate.   “I’m not interested in what is easy – I’m interested in what is right,” he told [...]

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