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  • FTSE fightback: Markets surge to reach fresh 2016 highs as optimism returns to the City

    April 19, 2016

    The FTSE 100 enjoyed a spring rally today as stocks surged on the back of a rebound in the price of oil. The index of bluechip companies closed at its highest level since December 2015, up 0.8 per cent on the day at 6,405. It marks a far cry from the dark days of February, [...]

  • Yahoo revenue falls after four straight quarters of growth

    April 19, 2016

    Yahoo's revenue fell for the first time after four straight quarters of growth, as the internet pioneer struggles to win back market share from younger rivals such as Facebook and Google. The firm's total revenue fell 11.3 per cent to $1.09bn (£757m) in the three months ended 31 March, slightly beating analysts' expectations for $1.08bn. After deducting [...]

  • Port Talbot steelworks set to be bought by management according to reports – while unions agree pay cut ahead of sale of Tata’s Scunthorpe steel plant to Greybull Capital

    April 19, 2016

    The troubled Port Talbot steelworks may be saved as management step up with an offer. Stuart Wilkie, managing director of Tata Strip Products UK, is reported to be leading a management buyout of the plant. Tata's decision to sell its UK operations put 4,000 jobs at Port Talbot alone at risk, and some put the total [...]

  • Sigma Capital profits rise ten-fold as push into private rental sector pays off

    April 19, 2016

    Kuwaiti-backed property developer Sigma Capital has posted a jump in full-year profits after its push into the growing private rental sector (PRS) paid off.  The Aim-listed company, which has offices in London, Manchester and Edinburgh, said revenues increased by 74 per cent to £6.72m last year while profit from operations rose 877 per cent from £1.63m to £1.82m. Profit before [...]

  • Mark Carney dismisses helicopter money as a “compounding ponzi scheme”

    April 19, 2016

    The governor of the Bank of England has written off the idea of the experimental monetary policy idea known as helicopter drops as a "compounding ponzi scheme". Mark Carney told the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee this afternoon that he was "not a believer" in the concept of helicopter drops saying the policy would erode faith in [...]

  • Vix volatility index hits 2016 low as markets find their feet

    April 19, 2016

    The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) Vix index, a measure of implied option volatility cost on the US S&P 500, has sunk to lows for 2016 after wild market swings earlier in the year sent the index soaring. ​Last night the Vix closed at 13.09, its lowest finish to a session since 17 August after China's 50 per cent stock market crash [...]

  • Mark Carney comes out fighting over Bank of England’s role in the Brexit referendum

    April 19, 2016

    Mark Carney has told Lords that the Bank of England will continue to talk about how the EU referendum affects the UK economy in the run-up to the vote, that he broadly agrees with the Treasury's analysis of the impact of Brexit and warned that London could lose its status as a "pre-eminent" financial centre.  [...]

  • Fitch: EMEA oil majors’ profits could plummet 22 per cent this year

    April 19, 2016

    Fitch has warned that the earnings of seven oil majors in Europe, the Middle East and Africa could fall by 22 per cent this year, as the firms continue to be pummelled by the commodities rout. It would come after a 34 per cent drop in 2015, which the credit ratings agency described as a severe, although not disastrous [...]

  • “Fantastic Four” prepare to face off against the tax avoiders in new multinational initiative – so we don’t have to

    April 19, 2016

    Four of the world’s foremost international bodies are to team up to launch a fresh fight against tax avoidance in the wake of the Panama Papers. The revelations have claimed the scalp of one global leader so far, embroiled hundreds of others and left a trail of metaphorical destruction in their path. Now, the multinational [...]

  • Ashmore’s share price climbs as it stems outflows on improved emerging market confidence

    April 19, 2016

    Ashmore Group has posted outflows of $1.1bn (£764m) in the three months to the end of March, making it the emerging market focused asset manager's seventh consecutive quarter of net outflows. Assets under management rose by $1.9bn to $51.3bn, beating analyst expectations. This time last year the manager was looking after assets totalling $61.1bn, however. Ashmore's blended debt, external debt, corporate debt, [...]

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