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  • London Report: Banks lift FTSE as new leverage rules welcomed

    January 13, 2014

    ARALLY in banking shares helped the FTSE 100 rise to a two-month closing high yesterday as investors welcomed the prospect of lighter rules on leverage for the sector. Supermarket WM Morrison was the top FTSE gainer on speculation it may sell some property and return some of the proceeds to shareholders, while oil and gas [...]

  • Britain must do more to accelerate exploitation of its vast shale potential

    January 13, 2014

    TO SUPPORT the development of its huge shale potential, Britain desperately needs the backing of investors, local communities, and local government. The stakes are high – with the slow demise of the North Sea, we face rising import bills, a rapidly declining tax base and, as last year’s dispute at the Grangemouth refinery warned us, [...]

  • JP Morgan think a lack of frack is hurting European chemicals

    January 10, 2014

    JP Morgan has warned that the rise of shale gas could prove to be a "structural negative" for the European chemicals industry.  JP Morgan remains negative on the European chemical sector citing BASF, Solvay, Lanxess (all under weight) as its least preferred options. However, US chemical producers are booming due to a sharp fall in [...]

  • China’s economic slowdown sees markets cautious

    January 10, 2014

    Some disappointing numbers for China overnight, as it missed its official target on foreign trade for the second year in the row, confirming a loss of momentum at the end of 2013. But despite its export growth slowing by more than expected in December, the country has now overtaken the US as the world's largest [...]

  • JP Morgan think a lack of frack is hurting European chemicals

    January 10, 2014

    JP Morgan has warned that the rise of shale gas could prove to be a “structural negative” for the European chemicals industry. JP Morgan remains negative on the European chemical sector citing BASF, Solvay, Lanxess (all under weight) as its least preferred options. However, US chemical producers are booming due to a sharp fall in [...]

  • Centrica finance chief leaves for Reed Elsevier

    January 7, 2014

    CENTRICA finance director Nick Luff will depart the company this year to join information group Reed Elsevier, leaving Britain’s biggest household energy supplier in the midst of a political row over rising bills. Energy costs have become a big political issue in recent months, leading to intense scrutiny of utility companies like Centrica, after Ed [...]

  • Investors: fracking will cut bills

    January 6, 2014

    MOST FUND managers believe fracking will lower energy bills and transform the global power market, according to a survey out yesterday. Hydraulic fracturing, which uses high-pressure water to extract shale gas that cannot be reached using traditional tools, has come under fire after it caused small tremors in Blackpool in 2011. The method is currently [...]

  • The year in preview: Our in-depth guide

    January 5, 2014

    City A.M.’s journalists take a wide-ranging look at what 2014 has in store for the world of finance and business BANKINGRestoring faith means costly overhaulsA CAUTIOUS optimism pervades the British and European banking system at the start of 2014. The incoming economic recovery is at last improving customers’ creditworthiness, while the hard work running down [...]

  • Global Politics: India and Mexico will rise as Europe dies but the US will reinvent itself once again

    January 5, 2014

    I HAVE long strongly advocated a modest proposal for my clients regarding global political risk: judge analysts as you would a plumber. If we do a good job, rehire us. If not, show us the door. For only by assessing real world outcomes can clients separate snake oil salesmen from the real thing. As I [...]

  • Here’s why 2014 could be a great year for the US

    December 16, 2013

    The US economy is transitioning to faster growth and higher interest rates, according to a research note by Deutsche Bank.   Joseph LaVorgna, Chief US Economist said: We expect monetary policymakers to soon transition to a slower pace of monetary accommodation. This implies that over the next year, long-term interest rates are poised to rise significantly [...]

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