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  • London still in the running for mega-IPO post-Brexit vote, Saudi Aramco says

    September 26, 2016

    Saudi Aramco confirmed today that it's considering listing what could be the world's most valuable company in London. It comes despite warnings from a string of financial firms that the UK's vote to leave the European Union could push them to relocate outside of the City. Read more: Saudi Aramco set to be valued at more than $2 [...]

  • Oil industry spending expected to grow for the first time post-downturn

    September 26, 2016

    Analysts reckon oil firms are ready to flash the cash for the first time since mid-2014. BMI Research said that the oil industry's capital expenditure will grow by 2.5 per cent year-on-year to $455bn (£351.80bn) in 2017. This marks the first annual growth since crude prices started plummeting just over two years ago. It will be [...]

  • Optimism pervades as Opec prepares to meet in Algiers

    September 26, 2016

    A wave of optimism swept through global oil markets this morning as the world's biggest producers prepare to meet on the sidelines of an international conference in Algeria later this week. Positive comments made by the country's energy minister helped send Brent crude, the global benchmark, up as much as 1.15 per cent to $46.42 per barrel. [...]

  • Forex broker Oanda targets data and payments expansion

    September 25, 2016

    US-based foreign exchange broker Oanda is making a push in to data and payments services. The business traditionally makes the majority of its revenue from trading but it’s expecting a significant proportion of its revenue could eventually come from data and payments. “I don’t think of our platform as a trading platform, I think of [...]

  • EU funds for 600 startups have been unfrozen after Brexit pause

    September 25, 2016

    Millions of pounds in funding for startups from the European Union that were put on hold after the vote to leave Europe have been unfrozen. Cash from the EU Regional Development Fund was paused by the Treasury almost immediately following the vote for Brexit putting at risk a shot in the arm for the country's tech [...]

  • Saudi Arabia offers to cut production by 1m barrels if Iran freezes output

    September 23, 2016

    Reports suggest Saudi Arabia has offered to cut production by 1m barrels if its regional rival Iran agrees to freeze output. The de facto Opec leader's offer comes ahead of widely anticipated talks between the world's biggest oil producers taking place in Algeria next week. Sources told Reuters that the offer, which is yet to be accepted [...]

  • Goldman Sachs holds onto its commodities crown

    September 23, 2016

    Goldman Sachs is still king of the investment banks when it comes to commodities trading. Data from analytics firm Coalition showed that the Wall Street stalwart made the most money from trading commodities such as oil, coal and metals after coming top in the past two years, Bloomberg reported. JP Morgan and Citigroup took second and third place [...]

  • Boris Johnson’s Article 50 comments send sterling sliding

    September 23, 2016

    Sterling has drifted against the euro and the dollar today, as currency analysts blamed foreign secretary Boris Johnson for spilling the beans on the government's latest Brexit plans. The pound was down 0.9 per cent against the US dollar at $1.2961 at lunchtime, below the crucial $1.30 mark which the currency has settled around in recent weeks. [...]

  • Anglo American nabs new finance director from Fortescue Metals

    September 23, 2016

    Anglo American said today it has nabbed its new finance director from Australian rival Fortescue Metals.  Stephen Pearce will join the miner as finance director next year, replacing current finance director René Médori, who announced his decision to retire in April. Pearce will join Anglo's management committee on 30 January, before joining the board and taking over as finance director with effect [...]

  • Shell’s North Sea assets eyed by Maersk Oil ahead of split

    September 23, 2016

    Maersk is reportedly in talks to buy Royal Dutch Shell's portfolio of North Sea assets as the Copenhagen-based shipping giant mulls splitting itself in two. The conglomerate said yesterday it will split its energy and transport divisions, enabling them to focus on their respective markets. The former has suffered amid a two-year oil price rout, while transport [...]

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