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  • London Stock Exchange seals $27bn Refinitiv deal in bid to build Bloomberg rival

    August 1, 2019

    London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) said today it had sealed a deal to buy data business Refinitiv in a transaction worth $27bn (£22.3bn).  LSEG is buying the business in an all-share transaction from Thomson Reuters and a consortium led by private equity firm Blackstone which includes an affiliate of Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and [...]

  • Cryptocurrencies have ‘no intrinsic value’, warns FCA

    July 31, 2019

    Investors should be cautious over cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin as they have “no intrinsic value”, the City regulator has warned. In a statement released today, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said consumers must ensure they understand and can bear the risks of volatile digital currencies. Read more: US senators grill top exec over Facebook’s Libra [...]

  • Computacenter shares surge on bullish trading update

    July 31, 2019

    Computacenter shares jumped 11 per cent today after said it expected its 2019 financial year results would be “materially ahead of current market expectations”. The computer services company said its adjusted profit before tax was marginally ahead of the first half of the previous year, which it said was a challenging comparison.  Read more: Computacenter [...]

  • Petra Diamonds share price sparkles as fears over refinancing plan recede

    July 30, 2019

    Petra Diamonds enjoyed a double-digit surge in its share price today, as the troubled mining group eased investor jitters over its cash strategy. Fears of a new equity financing plan sent the firm’s stock value to new lows last week, falling below 10p on London’s Stock Exchange. Read more: Petra Diamonds aims to be cash [...]

  • Sterling tumbles further as PM pledges Brexit ‘no matter what’

    July 30, 2019

    Sterling hit its lowest level since March 2017 today as new Prime Minister Boris Johnson pledged to take Britain out of the European Union on 31 October “no matter what”. Read more: ‘Doomsday narrative’: Sterling hits 28-month low on no-deal Brexit fears The pound plunged below $1.22 to hit $1.215 this morning, a drop of [...]

  • Preview: Apple Q3 Earnings

    July 30, 2019  |  City Talk

    We’re deep into earnings season and there’s one company that everyone will be watching this week. Apple will announce its Q3 earnings after the market closes today, and there could be a mixed bag. Revenue fell at the tech giant in the first two quarters of this fiscal year, and the firm was hit with [...]

  • Could this be the biggest monetary policy meeting in years?

    July 30, 2019  |  City Talk

    The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) begin a two-day policy meeting today, the results of which are the most hotly anticipated in a long time. The market consensus is they’ll cut rates, but how likely is that? Stocks are currently at record higher, based on a certainty that short-term interest rates will be cut for [...]

  • British Gas owner Centrica’s chief executive resigns as it slashes dividend

    July 30, 2019

    British Gas owner Centrica said its chief executive was stepping down today as it announced a dividend cut of nearly 60 per cent. Chief executive Iain Conn will step down as chief executive and retire next year, the company said. Read more: British Gas owner Centrica ‘to cut dividend and sell off oil and gas [...]

  • Sterling plunges below $1.22 as no-deal Brexit fears batter currency

    July 30, 2019

    Sterling fell further overnight to its lowest level since March 2017 as worries over a no-deal Brexit under Boris Johnson’s government deepened. The pound plunged below $1.22 to hit $1.2146 this morning, a drop of almost 0.6 per cent against the dollar as analysts warned GBP is coming close to “uncharted waters”. Read more: Sterling [...]

  • ‘Doomsday narrative’: Sterling tanks to 28-month low on no-deal Brexit fears

    July 29, 2019

    Sterling has fallen to its lowest point in over two years against the dollar after ministers in Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s new government made clear they were now assuming a no-deal Brexit. The pound had fallen 1.1 per cent against the dollar to buy $1.225 by 2pm UK time. Read more: Dominic Raab: Britain ‘turbo-charging’ [...]

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