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  • UK’s finance chiefs rally behind the vote to keep Britain in the EU, as uncertainty curbs appetite for risk

    April 4, 2016

    The majority of the UK's finance chiefs are so nervous of a vote for a Brexit this summer that it's stopping them from taking on other risks, a report out today has found. According to the survey by Deloitte of over 100 finance chiefs, three out of four (75 per cent) are now in favour of [...]

  • House prices soar by 47,000 per cent in the 90 years since the Queen was born

    April 4, 2016

    The price of the average British home has ballooned by 47,000 per cent since Queen Elizabeth II was born in April 1926, new research shows, rising from £619 to £291,505 over the past 90 years. Data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and analysed by Jackson-Stops & Staff to mark the Queen's birthday later [...]

  • Iranian minister rebuffs Saudi oil demands, throwing a spanner in the Opec and Russia production freeze talks

    April 3, 2016

    Plans for a deal to clear the global oil supply glut with a production freeze have hit a hurdle after the Iranian oil minister refused demands from Saudi Arabia to throttle its production. Iran’s Bijan Zanganeh told the country’s Mehr News Agency today Iran still intends to increase its output to four million barrels a day, [...]

  • Oil prices fall after Opec freeze deal is thrown into doubt

    April 1, 2016

    Oil prices edged lower today, after comments from Saudi Arabia threw the widely anticipated freeze deal into doubt. Brent crude, the global benchmark, fell 4.2 per cent to $38.6 per barrel this afternoon.  Meanwhile, West Texas Intermediate crude, the US benchmark, tumbled 3.9 per cent to $36.86 per barrel. Read more: How the oil price rout will affect [...]

  • Serious Fraud Office asks Monaco for help with investigation into oil industry corruption

    April 1, 2016

    The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has asked Monaco for help investigating alleged corruption in the oil industry. It put in an urgent request for international judicial assistance in criminal matters to its government, resulting in it raiding the offices of oil services firm Unaoil and the homes of its directors. Two media reports said that [...]

  • The euro is currently up one per cent on the pound at £0.80

    April 1, 2016

    The euro is currently up one per cent on the pound. On the pound, the euro stands at £0.80 – higher than it has closed in 2016 after starting the year at around £0.77. Read more: Goldman warns Brexit could slash sterling by 20 per cent Meanwhile, sterling was down nearly 0.7 per cent against the dollar at $1.43 shortly after US jobs data [...]

  • Saudi Arabia says it won’t freeze oil production without Iran as it prepares to sell Saudi Aramco

    April 1, 2016

    Saudi Arabia has said it won't freeze oil production without participation from Opec rebel Iran, while it plans to sell a stake of "less than five per cent" in Saudi Aramco. During a five-hour long interview with Bloomberg News, Mohammed Bin Salman, the deputy crown prince, said: "If all countries agree to freeze production, we’re ready." "If there [...]

  • Markit PMI: British manufacturing edges up but quarterly growth remains weak

    April 1, 2016

    While British manufacturing ticked up last month from its weakest level in nearly three years, quarterly growth remained disappointing. It comes as the business secretary, Sajid Javid, visits Port Talbot to meet workers and management affected by Tata's decision to sell its UK assets. Read more: The travel industry must love Sajid Javid The Markit/CIPS manufacturing Purchasing Managers' [...]

  • These are the “fragile five” Opec members that could collapse if oil prices don’t stabilise

    April 1, 2016

    There are five members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) which risk collapsing if oil prices fails to stabilise. Brent crude has tumbled from over $110 in the middle of 2014 to around $40 today, largely due to a chronic supply glut. This has heaped pressure onto the balance sheets of some of the [...]

  • Ascent share price plummets: Over-enthusiastic investors stall Cadogan bid

    April 1, 2016

    Ascent Resources recent share price rise has caused Cadogan Petroleum to back off a proposed take over. Investors piled into Ascent after a potential tie-up was announced on 23 March, sending its shares an eye watering 658 per cent higher. Shares in Ascent tumbled 56.9 per cent to 2.58p per share on the news, while Cadogan dipped 1.3 per [...]

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