Government warned last week’s blowout is a reminder the gilt market does not like ‘excess borrowing’,The government warned last week’s blowout serves as a reminder that the gilt market does not like excess borrowing practices.
Moscow ‘strongly condemns’ Trump’s ‘irresponsible’ attack on Iran calling for Russians to ‘take up arms’,Moscow ‘strongly condemns’ Trump’s ‘irresponsible’ attack on Iran, warning of dangerous escalations to global security.
Energy supplier Brilliant Energy go bust,Another energy supplier has gone bust, Brilliant Energy struggled with rising wholesale cost and the new price cap introduced by Ofgem. The energy regulator, Ofgem has said the company’s 17,000…
Chinese expectations affect oil markets,Chinese demand expectations have been a positive factor for oil markets for some time as the lifting of sanitary restrictions has helped …
London businesses want to become greener and save cash too, reveals Lloyds,Nearly two thirds (62%) of London’s small and medium-sized businesses want to improve their environmental sustainability, according to Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking’s Business Barometer. Almost half (44%) say becoming more…
Trump warns Iran it will be ‘gloves off’ if they attack US bases,Trump warns Iran of severe consequences if they attack US bases. Tensions escalate as the US prepares for a strong response.
Bank of England warns interest rates may need to rise further as inflation ‘remains much too high’,Bank of England warns interest rates may need to rise further as inflation ‘remains much too high’ ……….
Oil giants sued for billions over 2011 oil deal,The Nigerian government has today filed a $1.1bn lawsuit against Royal Dutch Shell and Eni in a commercial court in London in relation to a 2011 oilfield deal. Nigeria opens…
Barrister warns migrant deal is ‘toothless’ and ‘not worth the paper its written on’,Barrister warns migrant deal is ‘toothless’ and ‘not worth the paper its written on’ ..
Government borrowing costs return to levels they were at before Chancellor’s crying session,Government borrowing costs have returned to previous levels despite market concerns and recent political events affecting investor sentiment.
