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  • Oil prices continue slide as Trump warns Saudi Arabia against production cut

    November 13, 2018

    Oil prices have continued to tumble after US President Donald Trump warned Opec against cutting production. The oil cartel has also cut its world oil demand growth for 2019 due to uncertainties around global economic development. Brent crude continued its slide below $70 per barrel trading at $68.81 this afternoon, almost two per cent down [...]

  • Trust me, we’ve been thinking about market power and competition all wrong

    November 13, 2018

    Economists, politicians, and commentators on both sides of the Atlantic are growing more concerned with the supposed “monopolisation” of the economy. In a 2017 report, the Social Market Foundation found that eight of 10 key British markets, including in phones, gas and groceries, were highly dominated by small numbers of companies. Its director, James Kirkup, [...]

  • The US midterms: Good for Democrats, but better for markets

    November 13, 2018

    American politics is in a febrile state. Deep partisan divisions, heightened by Donald Trump’s controversial rhetoric and policies, have resulted in a historic year for midterm voter turn-out. Last Tuesday, voters on the left and right were spurred on by a conviction that the 2018 midterms were more important than any other in history. Politically, [...]

  • Is central bank independence even a thing?

    November 13, 2018

    Parents often find it tough to let go of the control they have on their children’s lives, no matter how old they are. While children usually tend to wriggle out of these constraints, the constant jostling between two often opposing opinions is a worldwide phenomenon. And such is the relationship between the government and the [...]

  • Apple loses $50bn in market valuation as fears grow of slowing iPhone sales

    November 12, 2018

    Apple's  shares fell five percent tonight after a major supplier cut its financial outlook, leading to fears demand for the iPhone has plateaued. The fall slashed $50bn (£38.9bn) from Apple’s market valuation with shares falling $20.30 to $194.17. The losses mean Apple’s market capitalisation has fallen $190bn since October, more than the entire market value [...]

  • Fishing Republic on the hook as it tries to land extra finance

    November 12, 2018

    Angling retailer Fishing Republic warned today its future is uncertain as it works to raise extra finance. The Aim-listed business said there was “material uncertainty regarding the group’s financial position” and said “the group continues to trade only with the short-term support of key creditors”. Shares in the group were suspended on 16 October after [...]

  • Saudi Aramco boss says listing will take place within three years

    November 12, 2018

    The boss of Saudi Arabia’s national oil company Saudi Aramco said today that its long-awaited float was still in the pipeline. Chief executive Amin Nasser said the initial public offering (IPO) would “certainly” happen when conditions are right. Speaking in Abu Dhabi, Nasser said crown prince Mohammed Bin Salman and energy minister Khalid al-Falih were [...]

  • Euro falls ahead of crunch deadline over Italy’s budget plan

    November 12, 2018

    The euro has fallen ahead of a crunch deadline for Italy to revise its rejected budget plan. Italy's finance minister Giovanni Tria is reportedly set to revise the budget's growth forecast to reach a compromise with the European Commission. But the currency has dropped 0.6 per cent against the dollar to $1.126, led by a [...]

  • Pound falls to 11-day low on uncertainty over Brexit deal

    November 12, 2018

    The pound was hit by fears over Brexit this morning, as it dropped almost one per cent against the dollar to an 11-day low. The currency slumped by 0.94 per cent to $1.285 in the early morning, after a three-week high of $1.316 last Wednesday. Sterling took a hit on Friday after transport minister Jo [...]

  • Rio Tinto shares soar after $2.1bn share buyback completed

    November 12, 2018

    Rio Tinto shares have soared this morning after the miner completed a $2.1bn (£1.62bn) buyback and finalised the $576m sale of land in British Columbia. The miner said it completed its off-market buyback of 41.2m shares in its Australian division Rio Tinto Ltd at a discount of 14 per cent to the market price – [...]

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