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  • Equinor unveils $5bn share buyback and starts production from massive oil field early

    September 5, 2019

    Norwegian state oil giant Equinor today launched a $5bn (£4bn) share buyback as it also promised to bring a massive new oil field online earlier than expected. The firm said that it would immediately start repurchasing $1.5bn in shares, and will complete that first tranche before the end of February. Read more: Equinor joins Shell [...]

  • Global stock markets climb after US and China agree to talks

    September 5, 2019

    Stock markets have risen around the world today after the US and China agreed to resume talks over their trade war. Read more: Donald Trump says China talks going well as he turns fire on EU China’s commerce ministry today said high-level negotiations will begin in October, with preparatory meetings scheduled for the middle of [...]

  • Engie fined £2m for rigging gas prices

    September 5, 2019

    French energy giant Engie was fined this morning after regulator Ofgem found it had manipulated gas prices in 2016. A trader at the company had spoofed the market between June and August that year, Ofgem found. Read more: Ofgem slaps suppliers Economy Energy and E with £850,000 fine for competition breaches The trader had placed [...]

  • Sterling rallies against dollar to pass $1.23 as Boris grapples with Brexit

    September 5, 2019

    Sterling has broken through the $1.23 barrier today as traders’ shorts are being squeezed amid a GBP rally. Read more: Prime Minister’s election plan scuppered as Labour holds out until Halloween Confidence in the currency has reversed over the last two days as it recovers from hitting a 34-year low earlier this week. The pound [...]

  • Ten things every investor needs to know about offshore wind power

    September 5, 2019  |  City Talk

    The solar and onshore wind industries have long been areas of focus for climate change investors, but offshore wind has always lagged behind because of its higher cost. However, that is set to change, with substantial growth likely in the sector over the coming years, as offshore wind approaches cost competitiveness with conventional electricity generation.  [...]

  • Sterling surges above $1.22 after MPs rip up Boris Johnson’s Brexit strategy

    September 4, 2019

    The pound hit $1.22 against the dollar as it continued to rise after MPs defeated Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Brexit strategy in Parliament last night. Sterling hit $1.22 by lunchtime, helped by poor US manufacturing data, before falling back slightly. The pound is now hovering around $1.293, an increase of 0.89 per cent. Read more: [...]

  • August was awful for stocks, but September could be worse

    September 4, 2019  |  City Talk

    Trade tensions caused havoc for global stocks, making August only the second month of 2019 where the market closed lower. But September traditions could mean that more pain is still to come.  Traditionally, September is a bad month for stocks. Starting in 1937, the S&P 500 and Dow have closed the month 1 per cent lower on [...]

  • Marks and Spencer set to be ejected from FTSE 100 for first time in 35 years

    September 3, 2019

    Marks & Spencer is set to lose its place in the FTSE 100 list of the UK’s biggest companies tomorrow after 35 years, ending its long-held membership as one of 28 original firms. Read more: Marks and Spencer to shut seven stores for final time in restructuring The troubled retailer will drop down to the [...]

  • Sterling rebounds as traders hope for block to no-deal Brexit

    September 3, 2019

    The pound has rebounded this afternoon as traders hope for a no-deal Brexit to be avoided in a parliamentary showdown and weak US data drags on the dollar. Read more: Brexit: Tory MP Phillip Lee defects to Lib Dems during Boris Johnson speech Sterling this morning fell to lows not seen since the mid-1980s, if [...]

  • Sterling recovers from 34-year low amid Brexit showdown

    September 3, 2019

    Sterling crashed below $1.20 this morning to a 34-year low as markets readied themselves for a tumultuous day in Westminster as political chaos hits the Brexit process. The pound (GBP) dropped as much as 0.83 per cent in early London trading to trade at $1.1961 against the dollar (USD).  Read more: Brexit: PM to call [...]

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