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  • The discontinued Land Rover Defender (the Queen’s favourite car) could make a grand comeback

    July 10, 2016

    Chemicals czar Jim Ratcliffe is gearing up to revive production of the Land Rover Defender, one of Britain’s most iconic cars. The Ineos owner is in talks with senior executives at the Tata-owned car manufacturer which stopped production of the 67-year old Defender in January this year after the vehicle could not keep up with [...]

  • Bank of England to cut interest rates next week according to financial markets

    July 10, 2016

    Financial markets are expecting the Bank of England to slash interest rates when they meet next week, in a drive to stimulate the economy after the EU referendum. The Bank's rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will announce its latest decision on interest rates on 14 July – and markets put the chances of a cut at [...]

  • Oil on course for largest weekly drop in six months

    July 8, 2016

    Global oil prices headed towards their biggest weekly drop in six months today. Brent crude, the global benchmark, rose 0.39 per cent to $46.58 per barrel in late afternoon trading. Meanwhile, its US counterpart West Texas Intermediate rose 0.20 per cent to $45.23. Read more: Norway union and oil industry talks break down as strike threat looms Both benchmarks were [...]

  • Moody’s warns political contagion from Brexit vote could threaten EU’s existence

    July 8, 2016

    Moody's issued a stark warning that political spillovers from the Brexit vote could one day threaten the bloc's very existence and hit global economic growth. It came as the credit ratings agency downgraded the Eurozone's growth forecasts to 1.5 per cent from 1.7 per cent this year, and to 1.3 per cent from 1.6 per cent in [...]

  • US non-farm payroll numbers: Country added 287,000 jobs in June in turnaround from shock May figures

    July 8, 2016

    The US added 287,000 jobs in June, driven by the leisure and hospitality and healthcare and social assistance sectors. The non-farm payroll data released today is a marked turnaround from the numbers published last month, which showed US employers added just 38,000 jobs in May. The greenback crashed after the May data, which showed the weakest jobs growth [...]

  • Sterling steadies after its worst three-week performance since 1992

    July 8, 2016

    Sterling steadied today after a tumultuous run over the past few weeks that saw the currency touch 31-year lows. The pound rose by 0.24 per cent against the dollar this morning, to $1.2939, and was up 0.13 per cent against the euro – £1 will now buy €1.1684 on the money markets.  On Wednesday, the pound [...]

  • Brexit vote pushes confidence down at fastest pace in two decades

    July 8, 2016

    One of the most closely-watched barometers of consumer confidence has suffered its sharpest monthly decline in more than two decades as the Brexit shock kicks in and households prepare to tighten the purse strings. The GfK consumer confidence index sank further into negative territory – scores which indicate more people feel the economy will get worse than better – between June [...]

  • London generates over a quarter of the UK’s so-called economy taxes, and that could be a problem post-Brexit

    July 7, 2016

    London is stumping up a substantial amount of the UK's taxes, and that could create issues for the country after Brexit, a report out today has found. According to the figures from the Centre for Cities, in 2014-15, London shelled out 28.6 per cent of the UK's economy taxes, which the think tank defines as those [...]

  • UK vote fails to float Europe’s IPO boat

    July 7, 2016

    The EU referendum has been blamed for slowing flotation activity levels across Europe in a new report. Mergermarket tracked 77 initial public offerings (IPOs), with €11.6bn (£9.9bn) raised, across the continent during the first six months of the year. This was down from 115 floats, which raised €27.1bn, in the first half of 2015. Read [...]

  • Gold miner Centamin glistens with strong second quarter production growth

    July 7, 2016

    Gold miner Centamin said today that second quarter gold production was significantly ahead of the last quarter and the previous year. The FTSE 250-listed firm reported quarterly gold production at its mine in Egypt jumped 12 per cent to 140,306 ounces in the three months ended 30 June. It rose 30 per cent from the same period a year ago, when output [...]

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