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  • At the close: Brexit poll sends FTSE 100 down for the month and knocks sterling back

    May 31, 2016

    A shock EU referendum poll killed the FTSE 100’s chances of stumbling to a fourth consecutive month of growth today, as the blue chip index failed to stay above the 6,241 gain line. The FTSE 100 closed the day down 0.6 per cent at 6,230.79 following a new ICM survey which put the Leave side four [...]

  • Yellen helps gold and copper prices clock biggest loss in six months

    May 31, 2016

    Gold and copper prices melted in May — with the stronger dollar putting them on course for their biggest drop in six months. Spot gold swelled 0.7 per cent to to $1,213 per ounce, but the yellow metal has still fallen around six per cent so far in May, also its biggest monthly decline in six. [...]

  • Chinese steel and iron ore futures post worst monthly performance on record

    May 31, 2016

    Chinese steel and iron ore futures clocked their worst monthly slump on record, amid a deepening crisis in the global steel industry. Rebar, or reinforcing steel, clocked a 23 per cent monthly decline, its worst on record since launching in 2009. The most-traded rebar on the Shanghai futures exchange closed down 0.8 per cent at 1,978 yuan [...]

  • Russia’s Gazprom moves to quash Saudi-style gas price war speculation

    May 31, 2016

    Russian export monopoly Gazprom has moved to quash speculation that it could start a price war in the European gas market. Analysts, industry experts and commentators have argued Russia, which supplies about a third of Europe's gas via pipelines, could cut its prices in response to higher cost US liquefied natural gas shipments. Such a move would [...]

  • JP Morgan Cazenove loses its long-standing lead over Bank of America Merrill Lynch in FTSE 100 stockbroking stakes

    May 31, 2016

    JP Morgan Cazenove has lost its long-held position as the top stockbroker for FTSE 100 companies. The bank's crown has been taken by Bank of America Merrill Lynch, new figures from Adviser Rankings show. JP Morgan Cazenove has topped the FTSE 100 rankings every year since Adviser Rankings began compiling the list as part of its [...]

  • FTSE quarterly review: Inmarsat and Jimmy Choo set for demotions as Hikma Pharmaceuticals gets ready to move up

    May 31, 2016

    Inmarsat could find itself demoted from the FTSE 100 as part of quarterly changes to the index. The satellite services company, whose shares tumbled earlier this month when it unveiled disappointing first-quarter profits, is set to be bumped from the FTSE 100 – and could be replaced by Hikma Pharmaceuticals, FTSE Russell said today. Meanwhile, [...]

  • Oil prices heading for longest run of monthly gains in five years

    May 31, 2016

    Oil prices are on course for the longest run of monthly gains in five years, helped by supply outages across the world. Brent crude, the global benchmark, slumped 0.9 per cent to $49.33 per barrel today. West Texas Intermediate crude, the US benchmark, also fell 0.2 per cent to $49.4. Read more: These three perilous trends spell [...]

  • Three stocks to make your portfolio hum

    May 31, 2016

    There is (almost) nothing more delightful than a good stock picker who’s passionate about why he or she chooses to invest in a certain company. I especially respect the fund managers who take a hard look at the numbers and then make time to meet with management of a company. And I love the ones who, [...]

  • Neil Woodford is expected to pick up a stake in Time Out when it unveils its plans to list tomorrow

    May 30, 2016

    Star fund manager Neil Woodford is expected to be among investors in line to pick up a stake in media group Time Out when it unveils plans for its London listing tomorrow.  Time Out's long expected float on the London junior Aim market is set to value the company at between £185m and £225m. The company, which has [...]

  • At the close: Bank holiday starts early for the London markets on flat day in the City

    May 27, 2016

    Friday's are always slightly slower in the Square Mile. None more so than on a sunny afternoon on a bank holiday eve. The markets, characteristically, were static. The FTSE 100 closed down 0.1 per cent at 6,258.06, but volumes plummeted, with the number of shares swapping hands around half its usual level.  The slow day [...]

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