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  • Thomas Cook’s shares rebound after senior executive says bookings for 2019 have started strongly

    December 12, 2018

    Thomas Cook’s share price jumped more than 15 per cent this morning after a senior executive said bookings for 2019 had started strongly. The travel company has experienced severe turbulence this year, warning on profits twice as the hot summer hit holiday bookings. Its share price has taken a battering, falling from 117p this time [...]

  • FTSE 100 and sterling climb on Brexit delay possibility and US-China trade tensions easing

    December 12, 2018

    The FTSE 100 is up one per cent today despite blue-on-blue infighting in the Tory party seeing Prime Minister Theresa May face a threat of a no confidence vote this evening. Conservatives will vote in a secret ballot tonight on whether they wish May to remain leader or whether she should stand down, after she [...]

  • Chinese streaming giant Tencent Music raises $1.1bn in IPO

    December 12, 2018

    Chinese tech giant Tencent will raise roughly $1.1bn (£877m) in the US initial public offering (IPO) of its music streaming division. Tencent Music priced its shares at $13 each, at the low end of its $13-$15 range, and will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange today. The share price puts Tencent Music’s value [...]

  • Sterling volatile ahead of no confidence vote on Theresa May

    December 12, 2018

    The pound has been on a rollercoaster ride this morning as it reacts to a series of political shocks. Reports that the Conservative party were set to trigger a vote of no confidence in Prime Minister Theresa May – confirmed this morning – sent the pound to a fresh 20-month low against the dollar yesterday. [...]

  • Wood Group says 2018 performance in line with expectations but warns of future oil market volatility

    December 12, 2018

    Ftse 250 oil field services company Wood Group said today that its 2018 performance has been in line with expectations, but warned of future market volatility. The company said it expects full-year revenue to be more than 10 per cent up on 2017, in the region of $10.9bn (£8.7bn) to $11.1bn. It said it expects [...]

  • Brussels to finally ease post-Brexit clearing fears with equivalence agreement

    December 11, 2018

    Brussels is preparing to unveil concrete plans to grant EU financial institutions access to London's clearing houses in the event of a no deal Brexit, prompting relief in the City and among businesses across the continent. The draft proposals could be published as early as tomorrow. It comes after the Bank of England, trade bodies, and clearing [...]

  • UK fintech startup Weswap pulls the plug on 2018 London IPO plans

    December 11, 2018

    Peer-to-peer currency exchange platform Weswap has scrapped plans to list on London’s Alternative Investment Market (Aim) this month, after investor interest fell flat. Sources told Morning Wire that the initial public offering, which had been mooted for a December launch, had failed to garner sufficient attention in what was promised to be a relatively small [...]

  • Brent Crude price rises as protesters stop production at Libya field

    December 11, 2018

    Oil ticked higher today as a protest at one of Libya’s biggest oil fields hit the country’s output. A local tribe demanding more development in their community shut down the 315,000 barrels-a-day El Sharara oilfield in the south west of the country. Plant authorities declared a so-called force majeure, saying they were unable to fulfil [...]

  • FTSE and sterling rebound from lows caused by Brexit deal vote delay

    December 11, 2018

    The FTSE 100 has rebounded this morning after yesterday's decision to delay the Brexit deal vote sent the index tumbling. The blue chip index has risen 1.2 per cent this morning to 6,800 points – as high as it was before the vote was delayed – as markets began to stabilise after a tumultuous start [...]

  • Can Interserve clean up its mess, or is it destined for the same fate as its failed rival Carillion?

    December 11, 2018

    It feels like we’ve been here before, doesn’t it? It was almost a year ago when outsourcing giant Carillion collapsed, and now there are some worrying signs that rival FTSE firm Interserve could wind up suffering the same fate, serving a huge blow to UK businesses and the livelihoods of its 75,000 employees. On Sunday [...]

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