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  • The West’s latest sanctions might deal a heavier blow than we think

    April 29, 2014

    Despite being criticised for their mildness, the newest sanctions imposed on Russian companies and indviduals by the US and EU send out a clear message on elements of Russia's way of doing business.  Russian officials have warned the country’s hi-tech sector could be affected and Gazprom, Russia’s massive gas company, has said the sanctions have the [...]

  • BP ups dividend despite profit drop

    April 29, 2014

    As it continues to press on with its turnaround programme, BP has reported that profit fell 24 per cent to $3.2bn (£1.9bn) in the first quarter – that's slightly ahead of the $3.1bn consensus forecast, though, and on the back of weaker production. It’s upping its quarterly dividend by 8.3 per cent to 9.75 cents per ordinary [...]

  • Asian markets indecisive as US imposes fresh sanctions

    April 29, 2014

    Asian markets have been switching between gains and losses after a less than impressive day on Wall Street and the crisis in Ukraine continued to give investors reason for caution. The US has deployed more troops in eastern Europe and imposed fresh sanctions in response to Russia's activity in the region. The new sanctions target [...]

  • US unveils fresh sanctions wave on Moscow elite

    April 28, 2014

    A FRESH round of sanctions on figures close to the Russian regime was announced by the American government yesterday. The list of people sanctioned included Igor Sechin, president and chairman of the board of Rosneft, an oil firm in which the Russian government is a majority shareholder and BP holds a 20 per cent stake. [...]

  • Devro issues profit warning

    April 28, 2014

    Shares in sausage skin maker Devro slid 11 per cent yesterday after the company warned that it expected profits to be around £8m lower than expected due to lower volumes and costs related to investments in low-cost manufacturing technology. The group behind edible collagen casings for bratwurst, salami and chorizo, said sales are also expected [...]

  • London Report: AstraZeneca has a healing effect on the FTSE 100

    April 28, 2014

    ASTRAZENECA shares surged to boost Britain’s top share index yesterday, after US rival Pfizer said it wanted to buy the drugmaker. The FTSE 100 closed just off a seven-week closing high after a volatile afternoon session as investors digested new sanctions on Russia from the US. AstraZeneca jumped 14.4 per cent after Pfizer confirmed yesterday [...]

  • Gold ETFs in tug of war between Ukraine fears and US growth

    April 28, 2014

    There has been mixed research on gold today. According to Saxo Bank, gold saw a sixth consecutive week of outflows in exchange traded products last week. Investors traditionally buy gold as a safe-haven asset at times of uncertainty, but ongoing fears about the political crisis in Ukraine have been offset by confidence in the US [...]

  • What you need to know before the open

    April 28, 2014

    European markets are expected lower this morning, hit by further sanctions being set out by G7 nations against Russia. Officials have accused Russia of deliberately exacerbating the current situation in Ukraine. Further travel restrictions and asset freezes on a further 15 individuals are expected to be imposed by the EU today. The lift markets got [...]

  • Asian markets tumble as Russia sanctions loom

    April 28, 2014

    Asian markets are in retreat after a lacklustre performance on Wall Street and western nations prepare to impose further on sanctions on Russia in wake of heightened tensions in Ukraine. Representatives from all 28 EU member states will meet today to impose travel restrictions and asset freezes on a further 15 influential Russians, according to [...]

  • British retailers lure overseas online browsers

    April 28, 2014

    THE NUMBER of overseas shoppers browsing the web for British clothing and footwear retailers has surged in the past year, with department stores grabbing a greater share of the attention, new figures released today show. Retailers have been pushing ahead with international expansion plans to offset slowing growth and weak consumer spending at home, using [...]

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