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  • Aggreko share price hit as it warns on profits

    March 7, 2017

    Power supplier Aggreko warned on profits alongside its 2016 results this morning, causing its share price to dive 13 per cent. It said that 2017 results will be hit by a “significant impact” of weaker pricing on contracts in Argentina. The figures The company reported a reduction of 24 per cent in 2016 pre-tax profits to £172m after [...]

  • X-ray company Medica Reporting plots £150m-plus IPO as private equity firm CBPE Capital seeks exit

    March 7, 2017

    A private equity-backed x-ray company is plotting a stock market flotation, Morning Wire can reveal. Medica Reporting, the UK’s largest remote radiology reporting network, is planning an initial public offering (IPO) that could value the company at more than £150m. Read more: London IPO, New York or sale? Sources say Misys is keeping its options [...]

  • Gold prices ended February higher, but private investor demand fell

    March 7, 2017

    Gold prices ended February 8.3 per cent higher for the year so far, but private investor demand for the yellow metal eased from its strongest January in five years. The number of gold buyers on BullionVault, a leading online platform, fell by a fifth in February to the lowest level in just over a year. The number [...]

  • London IPO, New York or sale? Technology giant Misys said to be keeping its options open after last year’s pulled UK float

    March 7, 2017

    Technology giant Misys could be sold rather than try for another initial public offering (IPO) after last year’s pulled London float, sources have said. The private equity owner of Misys is understood to be keeping its options open for exiting the technology company, with a listing in New York also being explored. Read more: Fears [...]

  • Payments company Paysafe share price drops despite nearly doubling profits

    March 7, 2017

    The figures Payments processing company, Paysafe, saw its share price plummet 6 per cent lower this morning despite delivering a strong set of results and nearly doubling profits compared to last year. The company reported in its 2016 financial results today that it has nearly doubled adjusted profits after tax, achieving $213m (£174.6m) for the [...]

  • Sterling falls to lowest since before Theresa May’s Brexit speech as Lords vote looms

    March 7, 2017

    Sterling fell to its lowest value since mid-January ahead of the resumption of voting in the House of Lords on the government’s bill on Article 50. The pound fell below $1.22 against the US dollar on Tuesday morning for the first time since 17 January, when Prime Minister Theresa May announced the UK would leave [...]

  • There’s a dead simple reason for these record market highs

    March 7, 2017

    As equity markets continue their extraordinary and interminable upward trajectory, it was wonderful last week to see the ever modest leader of the free world taking time off from bashing journalists, among others, to take some well-earned credit for stocks putting on $3.2 trillion in value. Given the fact that both the Dow and the [...]

  • Record profits reported by chemicals specialist Synthomer

    March 6, 2017

    FTSE 250 chemicals company Synthomer has achieved a second consecutive year of record profits, it announced yesterday. The speciality chemicals company, which provides emulsion polymers to a range of industries, including coatings, health and protection, said 2016 revenues jumped up by 20 per cent to £1.04bn, and 10.8 per cent on a constant currency basis, [...]

  • Which stock market sectors will benefit as inflation heats up?

    March 6, 2017  |  City Talk

    We wrote last year about our expectation that inflation would soon start to re-emerge in Europe, and that banks were likely to be among the chief beneficiaries. This scenario has indeed come to pass, perhaps even more quickly than we had anticipated. With signs of inflation becoming ever more apparent, which other sectors should investors [...]

  • Oil prices have fallen on worries China will cut demand

    March 6, 2017

    Oil prices fell this morning as investors worried China will cut oil demand after it reduced its growth target for 2017 to its lowest level for more than 20 years yesterday. Global benchmark Brent crude was down 0.98 per cent, at $55.35 per barrel, after it finished the previous session up 1.5 per cent. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) [...]

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