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  • Bidders circle as Perenco looks to sell its southern North Sea oil fields

    February 11, 2019

    Anglo-French oil company Perenco is considering a sale of parts of its UK portfolio in what would be one of the biggest deals in the North Sea for years. The company said it is reviewing its options in the southern North Sea, 16 years after first entering the basin. Read more: Private equity to snap [...]

  • Hundreds forced to flee as Brazilian miner Vale evacuates towns nears another of its mines

    February 8, 2019

    Hundreds of people have fled their homes after Brazilian authorities ordered mining company Vale to evacuate town nears its Minas Gerais mine over fears it could burst. Vale said it had ordered 500 people from three communities to evacuate towns around its Sul Superior tailings dam at the Gongo Soco Mine after intervention from the national [...]

  • What does the year of the pig hold for stocks? History has some clues

    February 8, 2019  |  City Talk

    Chinese stock markets are currently on holiday, with traders and consumers off celebrating the arrival of the Year of the Pig. But maybe equity markets across the world have something to celebrate, given the past performance of stocks during previous porcine-themed years. Statistically speaking, the Year of the Pig is a good one for stocks. [...]

  • Three themes for 2019 – and some black swans

    February 8, 2019  |  City Talk

    2018 was a challenging year for investors with US equity and government bond markets both returning less than cash. Two factors were instrumental in delivering this outcome: disappointment with global growth and less cash flowing through the global economy (tighter liquidity). These factors will continue to influence markets in the year ahead. We have identified [...]

  • Law firm DWF aims to raise £75m in pre-Brexit March float

    February 8, 2019

    Law firm DWF said it is targeting a March listing on the London Stock Exchange, with plans to raise £75m. That would make its listing the largest undertaken by a law firm so far, outstripping Knights which raised £50m in June. The firm said it expects to announce the final offer price following its marketing [...]

  • Cuadrilla’s request for earthquake review falls on deaf ears, dealing blow to the sector

    February 7, 2019

    The government has hit back at fracking firms, saying it will not reconsider its policies in what will be seen as a huge blow to the sector. Both Ineos and Cuadrilla, two of the UK’s main frackers, had asked authorities to review the so-called traffic light system and allow them to cause bigger earthquakes. Read more: Jim Ratcliffe: [...]

  • Cranswick shares crash as it unveils turkey of a trading update

    February 7, 2019

    Shares in FTSE 250-listed food producer Cranswick took a pounding this morning after it revealed its operating margin may decline next year. Cranswick’s shares were trading down 15 per cent at 2,504p around midday, having fallen as low as 2,340p earlier in the day. Read more: Greencore bags The Sandwich Factory from Cranswick in tasty [...]

  • Bank of England slashes UK growth forecasts amid Brexit uncertainties and global slowdown

    February 7, 2019

    The Bank of England today decided to leave interest rates unchanged as expected, but slashed UK growth forecasts as Brexit uncertainties mount. The bank's monetary policy committee (MPC), which last raised rates to 0.75 per cent in August last year, unanimously voted to hold interest rates for a fourth consecutive meeting. Read more: How will the [...]

  • Betting stocks stumble after horse racing suspended due to equine flu

    February 7, 2019

    Betting stocks slipped this morning after horse racing across the UK was suspended today because of fears of equine flu. William Hill's share price fell nearly one per cent, GVC's share price was down 1.7 per cent and Paddy Power Betfair was down 1.6 per cent. In a statement the British Horseracing Association (BHA) said [...]

  • Compass shares near all-time high after strong revenue growth

    February 7, 2019

    Shares in Ftse 100 food services business Compass jumped more than 4 per cent this morning to near an all-time high after a strong trading update. Compass said its organic revenue in the three months to 31 December grew 6.9 per cent which it said was driven by new business wins, good retention rates, a [...]

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