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  • Opec prediction on global oil demand pushes price back up

    May 12, 2015

    Oil prices rallied again yesterday as the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) monthly report revealed that world oil demand is slated to grow at a higher rate than previously expected. Prices fell by over 50 per cent between July 2014 and the start of 2015 due to a combination of falling global demand, growing [...]

  • Gateley looks to outsiders in bid to bolster firm ahead of London IPO

    May 12, 2015

    A corporate law firm tracing its roots back to the  industrial revolution hopes to gain “first mover advantage” by becoming the first legal outfit in Britain to list on the stock market.    Gateley, which was founded more than 200 years ago in Birmingham, is hoping to transform its corporate structure from a limited liability [...]

  • EasyJet share price slumps despite rise in profits as airline seeks to fly over April

    May 12, 2015

    Shares in easyJet hit turbulence yesterday, despite the company announcing a pre-tax profit for the half year up to 31 March.   The low-cost carrier announced a pre-tax profit of £7m for the six-month period, but its share price slumped, closing down 9.77 per cent, due to profit fears caused by a difficult April.    [...]

  • Insurer Hiscox’s growth lifted by fewer disasters in first months of 2015

    May 12, 2015

    International specialist insurer Hiscox has reported a 12 per cent quarterly increase in gross written premiums (GWP), boosted by currency movements and fewer disasters. The London-listed company said premiums for the three months ending 31 March rose to £561.7m from £501.6m at the same time last year. Chief executive Bronek Masojada said: “It’s been an [...]

  • Saga share sale increased after demand grows

    May 12, 2015

    Advidors were forced to increase the size of the Saga share sale to 122.5m yesterday evening after strong demand. The shares will be priced at 195p. Acromas had earlier announced that it intended to sell a minimum of 77m shares in specialist insurance group Saga, representing a seven per cent stake in the company. The [...]

  • Sales of Mini five-door models motoring as BMW hits April high

    May 12, 2015

    BMW car sales rose 5.6 per cent, to a record 148,896 last month, as strong demand for its 2-Series van in Europe and offroad vehicles in the US helped offset sluggish Chinese demand. Meanwhile, deliveries of the Mini brand rose 28 per cent, to 26,766, due to full availability of the new three- and five-door [...]

  • Sweden set to loosen monetary policy again as deflation strikes

    May 12, 2015

    Prices fell again in Sweden in April despite policymakers’ attempts to banish deflation through very loose monetary policy, official figures showed yesterday. Consumer prices fell 0.2 per cent on the year, sliding after two months of positive inflation numbers. Policymakers at the Riksbank held interest rates at minus 0.25 per cent at their April meeting, [...]

  • ECB raises emergency loan limit to £57bn for Greek banks

    May 12, 2015

    The European Central Bank (ECB) has raised its emergency loan limit for Greek banks by €1.1bn (£0.8).   The Emergency Liquidity Assistance lifeline, which is provided by the Bank of Greece, is now worth €80bn (£57bn).   The decision to raise the level was passed by the ECB's governing council today, and comes a day [...]

  • Tesco closes remaining Homeplus stores with loss of 450 jobs in Bracknell, Cheshire, Bristol, Nottingham, Manchester and Preston

    May 12, 2015

    Tesco is bringing to an end its non-grocery Homeplus stores across the UK with the closure of its remaining locations. The last six of the retailer's Homeplus stores will close with the loss of 450 jobs, bringing to an end its venture in non-food retailing in the UK as it seeks to turnaround huge losses. Stores [...]

  • Greece raided reserves at IMF to meet debt repayment deadline

    May 12, 2015

    Greece had to raid emergency reserves in its holding account at creditor the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in order to meet the deadline for its sizeable €750m (£544m) repayment. An official told Reuters the cash-strapped country had been forced to tap into around €650m (£467m) from its holding account with the organisation. "We made use [...]

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