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  • Oil gushes past $40 per barrel

    March 7, 2016

    The price of oil has surged over $40 per barrel for the first time this year, as shifting sentiment raises hopes that a 20-month price rout is finally coming to an end. Crude has climbed by almost 50 per cent from lows of $27 a barrel after sliding US production and discussions between Saudi Arabia [...]

  • Urban Outfitters share price rockets as clothing company reports $1bn in sales in fourth quarter

    March 7, 2016

    Urban Outfitters shares have jumped by almost six per cent in after hours trading, after the retail group announced fourth quarter earnings that beat expectations. Net income dropped to $73m (£51m) in the fourth quarter of the 2016 fiscal year, from $80m one year earlier, equivalent to 61 cents per share. Wall Street was expecting the [...]

  • Private jet mobile revolution drives sales: Meet Clive Jackson, the man behind Victor, the Uber of the skies

    March 7, 2016

    Mobile apps have become the latest driver of growth for private jet hire, opening up a whole new market of corporate and private customers. Just as Uber has changed the way taxis operate, mobile app booking is absorbing market share from private jet brokers who have traditionally matched customers to companies. Founded in London in 2011, [...]

  • Federal Reserve vice chair Stanley Fischer says an increase in inflation is stirring

    March 7, 2016

    Inflation in the US could be about to begin rising back up to its two per cent target, the vice chair of the Federal Reserve said today. Stanley Fischer said he disagreed with the idea that the link between unemployment and inflation had be severed.  "Since the US economy is now below our two per cent inflation target, and [...]

  • Social mobility in the City: Almost one in ten Deloitte staff members received free school meals, as Big Four firm reveals the socio-economic and educational background of its staff

    March 7, 2016

    Big Four accountancy firm Deloitte has today published the socio-economic and educational background information for its staff in a bid to improve social mobility. Findings from the data include that almost one in ten (nine per cent) staff members received free meals while at school and more than half (51 per cent) were the first in [...]

  • Shares in Old Mutual soar on speculation over potential break-up

    March 7, 2016

    Shares in Old Mutual soared today on news that the company is “considering all options” after speculation that the group would be broken up into four businesses. The savings and investment firm’s stock closed up 6.9 per cent at 192.1p. Old Mutual said last week that it was pursuing a strategic review, as announced when [...]

  • Bailout mission chiefs to return to Athens as Eurogroup chief Jeroen Dijsselbloem says it time to talk about Greek debt relief

    March 7, 2016

    Mission chiefs from Greece's creditors will return to Athens as soon as tomorrow to race to complete the current stage of the country's €86bn (£67bn) bailout programme. After crunch talks in Brussels, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, president of the group of Eurozone finance ministers, said:  The mission chiefs will return to Athens. There is enough common ground for their mission to continue. [...]

  • Bank of England to offer extra lending to banks around the time of the EU referendum

    March 7, 2016

    The Bank of England today announced it will offer extra lending to banks in the weeks around the EU referendum to stave off the impact of uncertainty on the financial system. Banks will be offered three additional so-called long-term repo operations. They involve swapping cash for eligible collateral, mostly government debt, which is swapped back at a later date. The [...]

  • Investor sentiment on Eurozone economy stoops to year low

    March 7, 2016

    Investor sentiment on the Eurozone economy has fallen to its lowest level for a year, new survey data shows. The Sentix economic index for the currency-bloc dropped to a score of 5.5 for this month from February’s six. It is the lowest since April 2015. The score was compiled from a poll of 1,102 investors. “The [...]

  • Iron ore makes massive 19 per cent price jump – leads mining share prices Ferrexpo and Lonmin higher

    March 7, 2016

    Iron ore has lead a fresh rally in commodity prices that has recorded gains over the past two weeks as traders bet that prices have finally bottomed out. The price of iron ore climbed by 19 per cent to $63.74 a dry metric ton according to industry data gatherer Metal Bulletin. The leap in the [...]

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