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  • Back to the drawing board: Chinese shares on track for their biggest fall since January as oil drags down Shenzhen Composite and Shanghai Composite indices

    February 25, 2016

    Chinese shares were down more than six per cent in afternoon trading, their biggest fall since the end of January, as oil lost gains made in recent days. The Shanghai Composite was more than six per cent lower, at 2,750 points, in mid-afternoon trading in China, while the tech-focused Shenzhen Composite was 6.5 per cent down, [...]

  • Energy crunch looming as older power stations turned offline

    February 25, 2016

    The country is facing a fresh energy crisis according to a new report that suggests the gap between electricity supply and demand is shrinking. The research, carried out by law firm Bircham Dyson Bell, found emergency measures will keep the lights on, but will likely result in price spikes for both consumers and businesses. This [...]

  • Challenger banks: Moody’s says smaller lenders are poised to compete with Britain’s big banks for a share of the UK mortgage market

    February 25, 2016

    British challenger banks are poised to compete with larger lenders for a share of the mortgage market, Moody’s Investors Service has said. In a new report out today, Moody’s said challengers are likely to use securitisation to compete for a bigger share of the UK mortgage market. “Increasing competition in the mortgage market driven by [...]

  • UK car production has best January since 2008 as exports jump – SMMT

    February 25, 2016

    British car production has had its best January since 2008, according to data released this morning. UK car makers built 137,552 vehicles in January, up eight per cent on the same month last year, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) said. Demand from abroad helped boost sales. The number of vehicles exported rose 9.7 [...]

  • Salesforce.com’s share price jumps after reporting a strong earnings outlook and company narrows loss

    February 24, 2016

    Salesforce.com has reported a stronger-than-expected earnings outlook, prompting its share price to jump more than seven per cent in after hours trading. The world's largest maker of online sales software said it expects to earn between 99 cents per share to $1.01 per share in the current fiscal year on revenue of $8.08bn (£5.8bn) to $8.12bn, [...]

  • Oil price climbs as US demand outpaces supply

    February 24, 2016

    Oil prices bounced this evening after US petrol demand over the past four weeks offset a rise in crude oil stockpiles. Demand for petrol soared by over five per cent compared to a year ago, while stockpiles of oil in the US rose by 3.5m barrels in the week, hitting an all-time high of over 507m barrels. [...]

  • Earls Court developer Capital & Counties sees share price fall over fears of cooling property market

    February 24, 2016

    Capital & Counties (Capco), the Covent Garden landlord developer behind the £8bn regeneration of Earls Court, posted a 14 per cent jump in the value of its vast London estate last year. However shares in the company nevertheless slumped by eight per cent over fears that cooling demand and an oversupply of prime residential properties in the [...]

  • Bank of England’s Sir Jon Cunliffe pours cold water on recession and stagnation fears

    February 24, 2016

    The UK can expect the economy to "grow solidly" and inflation to reach its two per cent target over the next few years, a Bank of England rate setter said today. Sir Jon Cunliffe told an audience at the London South Bank University Centre for International Business Studies: My central projection remains that the UK economy will continue [...]

  • McBride’s share price leaps as turnaround plan boosts profits

    February 24, 2016

    Europe’s leading manufacturer of own-brand household and personal care goods McBride cheered investors after reporting a better-than-expected jump in profits, sending shares soaring by 10.2 per cent. The company, which supplies supermarkets with household goods such as washing liquid and dishwasher tablets, posted a 56.3 per cent jump in adjusted pre-tax profits for the six [...]

  • Panmure Gordon replaces CEO after “tricky” year that saw the share price lose 60 per cent in six months

    February 24, 2016

    Panmure Gordon has replaced its chief executive Phillip Wale with deputy Patric Johnson after a tumultuous year that’s seen the bank’s share price drop by over 60 per cent. The mid-cap specialist investment bank and broker has also secured a £5m loan from its largest shareholder, Qatari investment group QInvest, that it hopes will put [...]

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