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  • Metals lose their shine and oil slips on the strong dollar

    June 15, 2009

    LOWER commodities stocks and the firm dollar took the FTSE 100 lower yesterday, losing 2.6 per cent, or 115.94 points, to close at 4,326.01. Volumes were about 76 per cent of its 90-day average daily volume, but the index has risen 25 percent since hitting a six-year low on 9 March. “The fundamentals of the [...]

  • Picking profitable sectors is a new game, post-crunch

    June 14, 2009

    BRITAIN is on the verge of economic recovery we heard last week, and investors’ confidence was boosted by improving data. The stock markets have been taking their cue from economics over recent weeks and further signs confirming a recovery could help lift the FTSE 100 above the current 4,500 resistance level that has proved somewhat [...]

  • THE TIPSTER

    June 14, 2009

    AGGRESSIVE DISCOUNTING TO LIFT TESCOTHERE were rumours flying around the markets last week of a profit warning by Carrefour – the world’s second largest supermarket – but this side of the Channel, things in the grocery market are looking a lot rosier. Morrisons has been doing well, as has Sainsbury’s. But size does seem to [...]

  • Larry Fink’s BlackRock is here to stay

    June 14, 2009

    ANALYSIS: THE WORLD’S LARGEST ASSET MANAGER WILL BE A MAJOR PLAYER IN LONDONBLACKROCK’S acquisition of Barclays Global Investors (BGI) will see it become the world’s largest asset manager with $2.89 trillion (£1.75 trillion) under management, more than twice the funds run by number-two group State Street. The new firm, BlackRock Global Investors, will be one [...]

  • UK investors prove least likely to shy from taking risks

    June 14, 2009

    INVESTORS in the UK are significantly more likely to increase the level of risk in their portfolios than their foreign counterparts, a new survey has shown. Among British investors, 37 per cent said they were likely to increase the level of risk in their portfolios in the next 12 months, according to the report by [...]

  • BlackRock on verge of BGI deal

    June 11, 2009

    MONEY manager BlackRock’s $13bn (£7.8bn) bid to take over Barclays Global Investors (BGI) could be wrapped up as early as today, with advisers working around the clock to put the final seal on the tie-up. The US firm will swallow BGI in a cash-plus-shares deal, giving Barclays a 20 per cent stake in what will [...]

  • Heritage Oil slips as market talk fuels some profit taking

    June 10, 2009

    THE large cap index gained nearly one per cent, or 31.96 points, higher yesterday at 4,436.75, driven by gains in mining and energy stocks, while banks rose on growing investor confidence. Mid cap Heritage Oil lost some of its recent gains, dropping nearly 11 per cent to 540p, amid profit-taking and some speculation that its [...]

  • Odey and GLG among hedge fund winners

    June 10, 2009

    WINNERS are emerging from the hedge fund sector’s dramatic comeback in May, with groups like Odey and GLG now trumpeting net gains as high as 35 per cent this year so far. Hedge fund managers are saying investments in banks and emerging markets paid off last month, while recent research claimed May saw the vehicles [...]

  • BGI staff await 360m payout

    June 10, 2009

    Staff at Barclays’ BGI asset management arm are set to receive a £360m windfall from its sale to US asset manager BlackRock. The group’s top four executives could net shares worth £115m.

  • Treasury hires banks to manage auction of bonds

    June 9, 2009

    THE Treasury has turned to a quartet of banks to manage a sale of 25-year bonds, in its first syndicated gilt sale in four years. The Debt Management Office said Barclays Capital, Goldman Sachs, HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland had been hired to sell the securities during the week beginning 15 June. The bonds, [...]

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