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  • Vanguard to bypass banks with new forex algorithms

    February 4, 2020

    Asset manager Vanguard is reportedly set to bypass banks and start using computer-run algorithms to trade FX directly with other funds.  The head of FX trading at Vanguard, Andy Maack, told Reuters that the fund was in talks with several forex platforms about launching algorithms to seek out and trade with other asset managers.  Trading [...]

  • BP profit plunges but oil giant beats expectations in Bob Dudley’s swansong

    February 4, 2020

    Bob Dudley bowed out after a decade as BP’s chief executive today as the firm outperformed analyst expectations in the face of a challenging macroeconomic environment. Despite a 26 per cent fall in profit in the final quarter of 2019, the oil giant’s underlying replacement cost (RC) figure – BP’s definition of net income – [...]

  • EU markets watchdog offers Brexit olive branch over access to UK trading platforms

    February 4, 2020

    The European Union’s markets watchdog is considering imposing stricter conditions on off-exchange share trading, and has also proposed making it easier for EU investors to use UK trading platforms after the Brexit transition period ends.  In a consultation paper published today, The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) said that EU securities rules had failed [...]

  • FTSE 100 extends recovery from coronavirus sell-off

    February 4, 2020

    Britain’s FTSE 100 has risen along with European markets as global stocks extend their recovery from a difficult last week that was marred by fears over coronavirus. Europe’s equity markets were buoyed by the rise in Asian stock markets overnight, which was driven by the Chinese government’s stimulus measures and better-than-expected US manufacturing data. Beijing [...]

  • Oil price edges up on Opec production cuts hopes

    February 4, 2020

    Oil prices showed signs of recovery this morning as officials from oil cartel Opec were set to meet in Vienna to discuss the rapid fall in prices due to China’s coronavirus outbreak. Brent crude clawed back 0.7 per cent to reach $54.92, whilst West Texas Intermediate, which on Monday breached the $50 mark, gained 1.5 [...]

  • Glencore shares rise as cobalt production offsets copper drop

    February 4, 2020

    Shares in global miner Glencore rose five per cent this morning as the firm brushed off lower production volumes of metals such as copper, gold and silver. Production of the red metal slipped six per cent in 2019 to 1.37m tonnes, whilst gold production fell 15 per cent to 848,000 tonnes. The company has been [...]

  • Asian stocks recover ground even as coronavirus spreads

    February 4, 2020

    Asian stocks bounced overnight despite Hong Kong reporting its first death from coronavirus. The virus – which originated in Wuhan, China – had claimed 425 lives as of yesterday, from 20,400 cases. China’s Shanghai stock index climbed 1.3 per cent overnight after plunging 7.9 per cent yesterday, a fall which wiped around $400bn (£309bn) off [...]

  • Burford Capital issues warning on 2019 profit

    February 3, 2020

    Burford Capital, the litigation funder locked in a stand-off with short-seller Muddy Waters, has warned 2019 profit will fall lower partly due to a fall in potential earnings from certain investments.  The AIM-listed company said it finished the first half of its financial year with an “unusually high” amount of settlement, $173m, thanks to investment [...]

  • Drax assessing coal plant options after legal challenge

    February 3, 2020

    Drax will not bid for capacity market contracts for its proposed new gas power plant in North Yorkshire until the outcome of a legal challenge against the project is known. The National Grid uses capacity market contracts to ensure there will be sufficient energy on the grid to offset periods of stress caused by the [...]

  • Pound sinks as Boris Johnson warns of hard Brexit

    February 3, 2020

    The pound has sunk in early trading today ahead of a Boris Johnson speech in which the Prime Minister is expected to demand a looser trade deal with the EU that could spell a hard Brexit. Sterling fell over one per cent against the dollar to $1.3069 ahead of the Prime Minister’s speech. Johnson is [...]

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