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  • Iran war wipes £4.5 trillion from global stock markets

    March 9, 2026

    The war in the Middle East has knocked £4.5 trillion off the value of global stocks since its start, as the financial impact continues to cause shockwaves around the world. The value of listed businesses has nosedived since the start of the US and Israeli campaign from $157.5 trillion (£117.6 trillion) to $151.5 trillion (£113.1 [...]

  • ‘Terrifying’: Iran threatens $200 oil price if US-Israel strikes continue

    March 9, 2026

    A spokesman for the Iranian military has given a chilling warning that the cost of a barrel of oil could rocket to $200 if the war with Israel and the US continues. The price of oil has continued to surge amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, which have triggered strikes on production sites and [...]

  • Oil importing markets’ share prices slide amid Iran energy crisis 

    March 9, 2026

    Oil importing markets across Asia and Europe suffered a sharp stock sell-off in early morning trading, after crude oil prices rocketed to their highest levels in four years amid the US-Israel war with Iran. The price of oil breached the $100 (£74.90) mark for the first time since the 2022 energy crisis, which was triggered [...]

  • Abramovich to fight UK Government over funds from £2.5bn Chelsea sale

    March 9, 2026

    Former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has vowed to fight the UK Government if it follows through with a threat to seize the proceeds from his £2.5bn sale of the club. Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned Abramovich late last year that “the clock is ticking” on his pledge to donate the funds to victims of the [...]

  • Crispin Odey threatened to ‘shut down’ fund if board tried to oust him

    March 9, 2026

    Crispin Odey threatened to “shut down” his eponymous hedge fund if he was dismissed by its board or it proceeded with investigations into his alleged misconduct against his wishes, a court will be told. Disgraced financier Odey faces the City watchdog at the High Court this week as he seeks to overturn a ruling that [...]

  • Barclays joins run of mortgage rate hikes in blow to borrowers

    March 9, 2026

    Barclays has become the latest in a flurry of mortgage lenders to hike their rates amid mounting fears the Bank of England will keep the base interest rates higher for longer following the war in the Middle East. The blue-chip banking giant has slapped a 0.1 per cent increase on rates on a selection of [...]

  • Lime subscription brings e-bike fares in line with TfL

    March 9, 2026

    E-bike giant Lime is launching a new UK subscription aimed at frequent riders that will bring the cost of short journeys close to, and in some cases below, local public transport fares. The company said its new ‘Limeprime’ membership will offer flat-rate rides of up to 20 minutes for a monthly fee across London, Milton [...]

  • Iraq make Fifa demand as Iran conflict jeopardises World Cup play-off

    March 9, 2026

    Iraq head coach Graham Arnold has confirmed that they have asked Fifa to postpone their World Cup play-off this month amid the escalating conflict in the Middle East. Arnold could be deprived of all domestic-based players as Iraqi airspace has been closed since the US and Israel’s attacks on Iran commenced at the end of [...]

  • Will the Bank of England raise interest rates amid Iran war energy crisis?

    March 9, 2026

    Traders are betting on interest rate hikes this year as Rachel Reeves and Sir Keir Starmer have consulted analysts at the Bank of England to monitor the impact of spiralling oil prices on the UK economy.  Investors believe interest rates are more likely to rise than fall by the end of the year, with a [...]

  • Chinese-owned UK chipmaker still awaiting sale after government order

    March 9, 2026

    More than a year after ministers ordered the sale of a Chinese-owned British semiconductor company on national security grounds, the deal has yet to materialise. Glasgow-based Future Technology Devices International (FTDI) remains majority owned by a Chinese state-backed consortium, despite the cabinet office directing investors to divest their stake in November 2024. The company was [...]

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