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  • Why as an investor I’m looking through Brexit fears

    September 24, 2019  |  City Talk

    Following the twists and turns in Westminster of the past few weeks I expect many more market participants will simply place UK equities in the “too difficult” basket. Anecdotal stories of overseas investors selling their last UK stocks could start doing the rounds again. Brexit and political uncertainty have been a drag on UK equities, [...]

  • AB InBev prices revived Budweiser Asia listing at lower end of projections

    September 24, 2019

    Budweiser owner Anheuser-Busch InBev has priced the revived listing of its Asian business at the bottom of the marketed range, far less than it had hoped to raise when it first tried to list the unit in July. AB InBev priced the revived initial public offering (IPO) on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to raise [...]

  • How could the oil attacks in Saudi Arabia affect investment?

    September 24, 2019

    Things are heating up in the Middle East following the attack on an oil field in Saudi Arabia just over a week ago. The kingdom produces 10 per cent of the world’s oil, and while state-owned company Saudi Aramco, which owns the damaged plant, is drawing on its inventories to prevent export levels from falling, [...]

  • Iran ready to release seized UK oil tanker

    September 23, 2019

    The British tanker which was seized by Iran in July has cleared its legal hurdles and will soon be able to leave, a spokesperson for the Islamic Republic’s government said today. Stena Impero has jumped through all the legal loops it needed ahead of its release, a spokesperson said. However he did not specify when [...]

  • Acceptance of negative interest rates ‘vaguely troubling’, says BIS

    September 23, 2019

    Growing acceptance of negative interest rates has reached “vaguely troubling” levels, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has said. Recent switches back into economic support mode by central banks including the European Central Bank and Federal Reserve has led to a record $17 trillion (£13.7 trillion) of bonds trading at negative rates. Read more: Blackrock [...]

  • Pub companies: Is now the time to invest in a cheap pint?

    September 23, 2019  |  City Talk

    Investors in Greene King are raising a glass in celebration after Hong Kong’s richest man, Victor Li, agreed to buy the UK’s largest publicly-listed pub and brewery company for £4.6 billion (including net debt). A unit of Li’s investment vehicle, CK Asset Holdings, has bid 850 pence per share – more than a 50 per [...]

  • Boris Johnson blames Iran for drone attack on Saudi oil

    September 23, 2019

    Boris Johnson this morning pointed at Iran for the drones that struck Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure, the first time the UK has assigned blame after the attack on 14 September. Johnson said that Iran was likely responsible for the attack, which took out about half of state producer Saudi Aramco’s oil production, while causing oil [...]

  • Why Softbank is struggling to attract investment for its second Vision Fund

    September 22, 2019

    Softbank’s Vision Fund was created to disrupt the tech sector – and it succeeded. Launched in 2017, the $100bn (£80.2bn) investment vehicle is the world’s largest tech fund, and made Softbank chief Masayoshi Son the industry’s biggest investor. The unicorn ‘kingmaker’ The gargantuan Vision Fund (VF) quickly became known for making bold bets on promising [...]

  • Hong Kong stock exchange drafts in bankers to aid charm offensive for LSE bid

    September 22, 2019

    Banking giants HSBC and UBS have been drafted in by the Hong Kong stock exchange as it ramps up its shareholder campaign to push through a takeover of its London rival. The two corporate groups are trying to win round shareholders of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) after making a £32bn offer for the group, [...]

  • US to send troops into Saudi Arabia following oil attacks

    September 21, 2019

    The US has revealed plans to send military forces into Saudi Arabia following the attacks against the country’s oil facilities last weekend. Speaking to reporters, secretary of defence, Mark Esper, said the deployment of troops would be “defensive in nature”. Read more: Oil prices post 6 per cent weekly gain despite last-minute dip It is [...]

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