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  • Sorry, holidaymakers: Sterling hits three-year low against euro

    August 15, 2016

    Sterling has plummeted to a three-year low against the euro today ahead of a big week of post-referendum data. The pound slipped a further 0.5 per cent in the first hours of the week, standing at €1.1517 at lunchtime – its lowest level since August 2013. The €1.15 mark is thought to be a crucial psychological barrier [...]

  • FTSE 350 directors sell £10m of shares on Brexit bounce

    August 15, 2016

    The bosses of the UK's largest listed firms may be losing confidence in the post-Brexit stock market rally, according to fresh data on insider dealing. Directors at FTSE 350 firms sold £10.5m worth of shares in their own companies in the final days of July and first weeks of August, according to financial data firm Olivetree – [...]

  • Anglo American under pressure to hive off its South African operations

    August 14, 2016

    Anglo American is being pressured by its largest investor to spin off its South African operations, a move which could lead to the eventual break-up of the mining giant. South Africa’s pension fund, the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), reportedly wants Anglo to package and sell its platinum mines there to a state-backed vehicle. Read more: Unions warn tens [...]

  • BHP Billiton due to report largest loss since its inception

    August 14, 2016

    Struggling mining giant BHP Billiton is expected to reveal a historical near $7bn (£5.4bn) loss in its full-year results next week. Analysts have predicted that the Samarco dam disaster and a tough business environment led to the largest loss in BHP's history, which goes back to the 1850s. Read more: BHP Billiton downgraded by Moody’s "This represents BHP Billiton's largest corporate [...]

  • At the close: Sterling loses shine and FTSE 100 goes nowhere

    August 12, 2016

    Markets begun the weekend with a whimper today despite some notable summer data dumps as the FTSE 100 stayed stuck and the pound dropped down. Traders roundly dismissed some worse than expected official construction data which showed the industry entered recession in the second quarter of the year as a little out of date for their [...]

  • Junior gold miner Hummingbird Resources taps up fund manager Fidelity

    August 12, 2016

    Aim-listed gold miner Hummingbird Resources has tapped fund manager Fidelity for $4m (£30.86m) as part of its latest funding round. Hummingbird said today that it's placed 11.1m new shares at 26p each. Investor interest has been stirred by a near 30 per cent jump in bullion prices this year. This comes after a £45.8m fundraising earlier this year, which bought [...]

  • Fresh wave of North Sea oil strikes suspended as talks restart

    August 12, 2016

    A third round of strikes on Shell's North Sea platforms have been suspended to restart talks between Wood Group and trade unions. A series of strikes had been planned by workers of oil services firm Wood Group on Shell's Curlew, Brent Alpha, Brent Bravo, Nelson, Gannet, Shearwater, Brent Charlie platforms between 15 August and 3 September. [...]

  • Ready, Aim – float: IPO activity on London’s junior market is booming this year

    August 11, 2016

    Time Out, Joules, Hotel Chocolat and a northern discount loo roll business called Accrol are among the 27 companies to have floated on London’s junior market so far this year. While the London Stock Exchange’s main market, in common with other big exchanges, has experienced a slowdown in initial public offerings (IPOs) this year, the alternative [...]

  • Oil shakes off losses after Saudis hint at action to stabilise crude market

    August 11, 2016

    Oil prices jumped today after Saudi Arabia said Opec could take action to stabilise crude markets. Saudi energy minister Khalid al-Falih said the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries and non-Opec members would discuss the current situation, and whether there was a need to stabilise prices, at an informal meeting on 26-28 September. Fears that the market [...]

  • Commodities trader Noble swings to second quarter loss

    August 11, 2016

    Embattled commodities trader Noble swung to a loss in the second quarter, as it continued with a turnaround plan to regain investor confidence.  The Hong-Kong based group said today that it had initiated the sale of its power marketing business Noble Americas Energy Solutions, with the proceeds due to be ploughed into its turnaround plan. "Interest in [...]

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