Last updated 3.00pm BST. Featuring GVC, Prudential, Bellway, Rolls-Royce, HSBC, 3i, Prosus and Plus500.
Advertisements
Markets Now – Tuesday 11th August 2020
Leave a reply
Tag Archives: markets-financialtimesmarkets
Italian government bonds stage sharp rally on recovery fund hopes
Turkey fuels regional power game over Mediterranean gas reserves
Competing claims have left Ankara isolated. Its efforts to stall projects threaten billions of dollars in investment
A new sell signal? Stocks underperform after pay revolt, says UBS
Swiss bank’s fund unit notifies investment teams when companies lose executive remuneration vote
Walmart’s sustainability chief: ‘You can’t separate environmental, social and economic success’
‘The world has woken up — this is good business. This is about resilience,’ Kathleen McLaughlin tells the FT
Chinese state seizes control of 9 insurers, trusts and brokers
Authorities grow increasingly concerned about corporate governance at financial groups
Investors yank $500m from super-leveraged US tech fund
Record weekly outflow from ETF known as ‘TQQQ’ suggests wariness after momentous rally
US Mint: a penny saved
Despite the sprint towards a cashless society, demand for coins has not disappeared
BlueBay bets on sterling drop from hard Brexit
Bond fund believes a long-term trade deal between UK and EU could be out of reach
Stock rally stalls as focus turns to fresh coronavirus outbreaks
US and European equities slip even as Chinese shares extend recent gains
Building a greener future stretches Axa’s alternatives chief
Isabelle Scemama on why she thinks interest in zero carbon buildings will stay strong
Brexit shutout looms for UK funds as market access talks falter
Missed deadline prompts warnings of disruption as fund groups already grapple with the pandemic
Big deals have dried up and may not return for a while
The rumour mill is starting to grind again but M&A will be confined to bargain bin
Markets Now – Monday 29th June 2020
Last updated 12:00pm BST. Featuring Drax, BP, Wirecard, Balfour Beatty, CapGemini, Unilever, Reckitt Benckiser, Danone, Brexit and DPL.
Foreaders 