By: Jessica Morris

I write about energy and industrials for City A.M. I'm particularly interested in geopolitics, energy policy and, of course, the ever lively oil markets.

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Greek debt crisis: IMF’s Lagarde says debt restructuring needed

July 8, 2015

IMF chief Christine Lagarde has stressed Greece's huge debt pile needs restructuring and said the organisation remains "fully engaged" with the cash-strapped country. "Greece is in a situation of acute crisis, which needs to be addressed seriously and promptly," she said during a speech at the Brookings Institution think-tank in Washington. Earlier today Greek Prime Minister [...]
New York Stock Exchange resumes trading after outage

July 8, 2015

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has resumed trading after an outage lasting over three hours, which it said was due to a technical issue and not a cyber attack. Trading in all securities on the New York Stock Exchange halted at 11.32am ET (4.30pm BST) today. "The issue we are experiencing is an internal technical issue and is [...]
June 2015 FOMC Minutes: The Fed is worried about Greece

July 8, 2015

Minutes from the Federal Reserve's June meeting show officials want to see further evidence the economy is picking up before they hike rates, and are concerned about the Greek debt crisis. The minutes from its meeting June 16-17 show officials have been pleased by positive economic developments such as strong consumer spending and signs wages [...]
TfL Tube strike 2015: Fitness First offers commuters free showers and gym classes

July 8, 2015

Fitness First has come to the rescue of exasperated commuters ahead of the tube strike by offering free showers and training sessions across all of its London gyms tomorrow. Commuters who want to take advantage of the offer should bring their oyster card to one of Fitness First's 45 gyms listed below. "Fitness First is encouraging commuters across [...]
July Budget 2015: Osborne axes student grants and replaces them with loans

July 8, 2015

Chancellor George Osborne has announced that student maintenance grants will be scrapped and replaced by loans, as part of his July Budget. "From the 2016-17 academic year we will replace maintenance grants with loans for new students – loans that only have to be paid back once they earn over £21,000 a year," he said. [...]
July Budget 2015: George Osborne announces pay rise for Britons with “national living wage”

July 8, 2015

Chancellor George Osborne has said he will introduce a compulsory "national living wage" for people aged over 25 as part of his July Budget. Osborne said today that the new "national living wage" will start next April at the rate of £7.20 per hour, before rising to £9 an hour by 2020. He said it means [...]
Greek debt crisis: Tsipras wants a “final exit” from the crisis

July 7, 2015

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has said the country will seek a "final exit" from the crisis by submitting a reform-for-aid proposal by the end of the week. "The discussion was held in a positive atmosphere. The process will be fast, it starts in the coming hours with the aim of concluding it by the [...]
July Budget 2015: What time is it, how to watch it and what to expect

July 7, 2015

Chancellor George Osborne is busily preparing to deliver his "emergency Budget" tomorrow, with its name alluding to the fact it's so close to the General Election. But it's also attracting attention is because it's the first exclusively Conservative Budget in almost 20 years – in 1996 then-chancellor Kenneth Clarke delivered a package framed as the "Rolls-Royce recovery [...]
Greek debt crisis: Donald Tusk says Greece has five days to reach an agreement

July 7, 2015

European Council President Donald Tusk warned Greece has just five days left to reach an agreement to save it from bankruptcy ahead of an emergency summit on Sunday involving all 28 EU members. "The stark reality is that only have five days to find the ultimate agreement," he said. "Until now I avoided talking about [...]
Over half of graduates say they’re “underemployed”

July 7, 2015

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Two top flight clubs in same league to be owned by same firm after major sport decision

Premier League’s smallest stadium gets approval to begin £90m rebuild

This hotel on the Elizabeth Line is 30 minutes from London but feels totally remote

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