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  • Pension Insurance Corporation prospers despite fall in new business

    August 20, 2015

    Pension Insurance Corporation yesterday said profits rose during the first half of the year despite a fall in the amount of new business. The company, chaired by Sir Mark Weinberg and led by ex-Goldman Sachs exec Tracy Blackwell, buys the stocks and bonds of final salary pension schemes and takes over responsibility of pensioner payments, [...]

  • London City Airport expansion plans stay grounded following Mayor Boris Johnson’s U-turn

    August 20, 2015

    The battle for London City Airport is heating up. Less than a month has passed since its owners Global Infra­structure Partners (GIP) and Oak­tree Capital put the site to the east of the capital up for sale with a price tag of around £2bn. But already two heavyweight bidders have emerged, including one of the [...]

  • Federal Reserve is “approaching” rate hike: Members say they need more evidence of wage growth first

    August 19, 2015

    Minutes from the Federal Reserve's July policy meeting offered no indication that the central bank intends to raise interest rates in September.   Read more: Hiking rates in September could be an error of historic proportions by the US Fed   With uncertainty remaining over wage growth and inflation, the officials “generally agreed” that more information [...]

  • Twitter’s share price is diving… again

    August 19, 2015

    Twitter shares have taken another dive after recovering moderately from an all-time low in recent weeks. Shares are down by nearly four per cent to $27.18 per share in morning US trading, their second lowest intraday price after hitting an all-time low almost a fortnight ago. Shares touched $26.87 on 7 August and closed at $27.04 [...]

  • FTSE 100 closes at its lowest level in seven months

    August 19, 2015

    Today, the FTSE 100 closed at 6,403 – its lowest value in over seven months. The last time it fell below this was 14 January, when it finished the day at 6,388.    Read more: FTSE 100 gives up gains for the year   Mining companies suffered the most, with shares in Rio Tinto, Anglo American [...]

  • Over three quarters of UK households anticipate the Bank of England to increase interest rates in the next 12 months

    August 19, 2015

    Over three quarters of UK households expect the Bank of England (BoE) to raise the interest rate in the next 12 months, according to the Markit Household Finance Index. The August survey indicated UK households are continuing to bring forward expectations regarding the next interest rate rise by the Bank of England. Read more: Super [...]

  • Glencore share price falls to record low as profits plunge amid commodities rout

    August 19, 2015

    The figures Glencore reported a net loss of $676m (£431m) in the first half of 2014, thanks to tumbling commodity prices. That's down 139 per cent from a $1.72bn profit during the same period a year earlier. The company said adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation – another measure of profitability – fell [...]

  • Lost cost airline Norwegian will offer £179 flights from London to Boston

    August 19, 2015

    If the price of travel to the States was putting you off, fret no more. You will soon be able to travel to the city of the Boston Celtics and sitcom Cheers for just £179. Norwegian, a low cost airline, will be offering four flights a week from Gatwick to Boston from May 2016, the [...]

  • Sir Howard Davies defends Airports Commission recommendation against Gatwick criticism

    August 19, 2015

    Sir Howard Davies has hit back against criticism of his conclusion that Heathrow should build a third runway by Gatwick chief Stewart Wingate. In a statement today by Airports Commission chair Davies, who was the subject of a 50-page catalogue of criticisms published by Gatwick yesterday, Davies gave a withering response. "This dossier appears to [...]

  • Oil prices set for long-term slump as WTI price forecast lowered through 2016

    August 19, 2015

    Oil companies should brace themselves: the black stuff's slump is set to be long-term, according to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), which just lowered its oil price forecast through to the end of next year. Although prices rallied briefly yesterday on bullish US economic data, the EIA thinks this recovery is unlikely to last. [...]

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