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  • Oil price rout and Iran sanctions lifting send Middle East markets lower

    January 17, 2016

    Middle East markets have fallen after the lifting of Iranian sanctions and the country's promise to resume crude oil exports. It stokes worries of the market's over supply which has already sent oil prices below $30. The Saudi Tadawul All Share Index fell 5.4 per cent to its lowest since March 2011. The Qatar Exchange, the second largest in the Gulf after [...]

  • Average pay in Scotland is now higher than England for the first time

    January 17, 2016

    Average pay in Scotland has overtaken that of England for the first time, a new think tank report has found. Average hourly pay north of the border has risen at a faster rate over the past two decades, closing the gap between pay in the two locations. That means average pay now stands at £11.92 per hour [...]

  • UK economy on track for growth despite global turmoil, EY Item Club forecasts

    January 17, 2016

    Consumer spending will help fuel UK economic growth in 2016, according to new forecasts, painting a more positive picture amid global market turmoil which has wiped trillions from global equities this year. The economy is expected to grow at an accelerated rate of 2.6 per cent in 2016, up from 2.2 per cent last year and previous forecasts [...]

  • Netflix cracks down on proxy servers to come to grips with out-of-market streaming after global launch

    January 16, 2016

    Netflix isn’t happy about out-of-market streaming, and a crackdown is coming within weeks. Proxy servers are common among streaming enthusiasts who want to be able to watch content not available in your home country. By using proxies, you can trick the streaming service that video is being shown in a different country than it really [...]

  • Li Keqiang: China’s economy grew by seven per cent in 2015 with GDP totalling more than $10trn

    January 16, 2016

    China’s economy grew by seven per cent in 2015, said the country’s Premier Li Keqiang today, broadly in line with analysts’ warnings that the world’s second-largest economy is hitting its slowest growth rate in 25 years. Keqiang announced that China’s gross domestic product (GDP) totalled more than $10trn in 2015 when speaking at the opening [...]

  • New York manufacturing activity index falls to financial crisis-era low

    January 15, 2016

    Manufacturing activity in the New York-area shrank at its fastest pace since the financial crisis. The New York Fed's empire state index fell thirteen points to -19.37 in January, from a revised reading of -6.21 in December. This was the sharpest fall than at any time since the 2007-09 recession. "The new orders and shipments indexes plummeted, indicating [...]

  • Mining stocks lead the FTSE 100 index lower as share prices of Anglo American, Glencore, BHP Billiton slump

    January 15, 2016

    More January blues for miners (and it wasn't exactly a great 2015 for them), as they led the FTSE 100 index lower this morning. The UK's blue-chip index fell 2.44 per cent to 5,773 points in mid-afternoon trade, led lower by Anglo American and Glencore. The FTSE is setting itself up for a loss of over seven [...]

  • FTSE 100 closes lower on mining stocks as US markets tumble following a sharp drop in Chinese markets and oil prices

    January 15, 2016

    You probably saw this one coming: The FTSE 100 finished the week 1.92 per cent lower, closing under 6,000 points for the second Friday running, as US markets tumbled.  The FTSE 100 finished at 5,804 points, pushed down by miners including Anglo American, which finished the day 11.5 per cent lower at 232.7p, Glencore, which fell 6.5 per [...]

  • Asda owner Walmart to close 269 stores as it ditches Walmart Express, its smallest-format chain, five years after they launched

    January 15, 2016

    Asda owner Walmart has announced plans to close 269  stores – and scrapped its experiment with small-format stores altogether five years after they first launched. It seems US consumers' buying habits are vastly different to their British counterparts'… The supermarket giant – the world's largest company by number of employees, with 2.1m workers – said it was making the changes to "ensure [...]

  • Citigroup shares continue to slide despite better than expected earnings and revenue

    January 15, 2016

    Citigroup shares slipped in pre-market trading – even after the American investment bank reported better than expected earnings in its fourth quarter reports. The figures Revenue of $18.5bn (£12.9bn), a four per cent increase on a year earlier, beat analysts' expectations of a figure closer to $17bn while earnings per share of $1.06 also beat [...]

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