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  • At the close: FTSE 100 back on the up as markets and sterling recover some lost ground

    June 15, 2016

    The FTSE 100 ended a four-day losing streak and sterling recovered some of its lost ground in a reassuring day for the markets. After yesterday's routing which wiped £30bn from the UK's leading companies, the blue chip index ended up 0.7 per cent at 5,966.80. That wasn't enough, however, to offset even half of yesterday's dramatic losses, [...]

  • Goldman Sachs declares end to oil price recovery

    June 15, 2016

    Goldman Sachs has dismissed what's been described by some analysts as a recovery in the global oil markets. The uber bear said it expects a "modest" deficit in the coming months due to current prices, before the market returns to surplus early next year. Rising demand, falling US oil output as well as supply disruptions [...]

  • Rarer than a unicorn? This venture capital firm just floated in London

    June 15, 2016

    Draper Esprit, the European firm which has backed startups such as LoveFilm, Graze and Lyst has made its stock market debut in a rare move for a venture capital firm.. With a dual listing on Aim and Ireland's Enterprise Securities market (ESM), shares on London's junior market were up as much as four per cent on the [...]

  • Hollywood Bowl strikes for £280m London IPO

    June 15, 2016

    Hollywood Bowl Group, the UK's largest 10-pin bowling operator, will float on the London Stock Exchange next month in a deal valuing it at around £280m. The group, which runs 54 bowling centres around the country, has been striving to modernise the popular pastime with Americana-themed diners, licensed bars and interactive scoring systems that "customers didn't even know they wanted". Steve [...]

  • With 10-year German bunds now yielding less than nothing, are bond markets a disaster waiting to happen?

    June 15, 2016

    Tim Price, manager of the VT Price Value Portfolio, says Yes. Almost certainly, yes. With 10-year German bond yields having turned negative, there is now $11 trillion worth of sovereign debt around the world that yields less than nothing. And yet there has never been more debt in the system. The word “madness” springs to mind. [...]

  • North Sea to warn government subsea sector risks losing world-leading position

    June 14, 2016

    North Sea oil and gas leaders will deliver a stark warning to the government tomorrow, saying that the subsea sector risks losing its world-leading position. Industry body Subsea UK is leading a delegation to tell Westminister what it must do to help the embattled sector, which focuses on the exploration, drilling and development of oil fields located [...]

  • IEA says global oil markets appear to be balancing

    June 14, 2016

    The International Energy Agency has joined the rising crescendo of voices which have said oil markets are moving towards balance. "At halfway in 2016, the oil market looks to be balancing," according to the IEA's widely watched monthly oil report released today. But this wasn't enough to lift investors' confidence, with oil prices staying below $50 per barrel. Read [...]

  • Time Out’s share price flops on London market debut

    June 14, 2016

    Time Out Group, the 48-year-old city guide publisher turned food market owner, is not having the best start to its life as listed company.  Shares fell as low as 133p, more than 10 per cent below its 150p flotation price, this morning. There was a slight up-lift directly after the open but it could not be [...]

  • FTSE 100 drops below 6,000 to new three-month low on Brexit fears

    June 14, 2016

    The FTSE 100 crashed below 6,000 points this morning as investors fled from risky assets in the run up to the EU referendum. The benchmark London index sank 1.3 per cent in the first 90 minutes of trading to stand at 5,967, below the key 6,000 barrier last breached in February. Already at a three-month low, [...]

  • Oil falls back below $50 as global growth fears weigh

    June 14, 2016

    Oil tumbled today as global growth fears cast a dark cloud over signs that the embattled market could be starting to recover. Brent crude, the global benchmark, slumped 1.30 per cent to $49.70 per barrel, dropping for the fourth consecutive day. Meanwhile, the US benchmark, West Texas Intermediate crude, shed 1.40 per cent to $48.20. Read more: 120,000 UK jobs lost [...]

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