LONDON, March 22 (Reuters) - European shares fell in early deals, extending losses from the previous session as basic resources stocks .SXPP and banks came under pressure.The pan-European STOXX 600 .STOXX index was down 0.7 percent at a one-week low as global markets were hit by worries that U.S. President Donald Trump could struggle to deliver on his reflationary economic policies.These doubts we...Read More
(Adds company news items)March 22 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 .FTSE index is seen opening 42 points lower on Wednesday, according to financial bookmakers, with futures FFIc1 down 0.5 percent ahead of the cash market open.* IGAS: Britain's IGas IGAS.L has won planning consent from Nottinghamshire County Council to develop a shale gas well site and drill an exploratory well at Tinker Lane, the co...Read More
March 22 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 .FTSE index is seen opening 42 points lower on Wednesday, according to financial bookmakers.* VODAFONE: New Zealand pay television provider Sky Network TV SKT.NZ on Wednesday filed an appeal against the Commerce Commission's decision to bar its purchase of Vodafone 's VOD.L local unit.* ACACIA MINING: Canadian gold miner Endeavour Mining Corp EDV.TO said...Read More
Mar 22 (Reuters) - Below are the ratings awarded by Credit Analysis and Research Ltd. (CARE) for local debt instruments as of March 21, 2017. COMPANYINSTRUMENTRATINGAMOUNT MOVEMENT(RS.MLN) ------------------------------ --------- SHORT TERM RATINGS: ------------------- 5 Core Acoustics Pvt LtdST Bk FacCARE A4+150Issuer NotCooperating Arb Bearings LtdST FacCARE A2127.5 Reaffirmed Digi Export Ventur...Read More
What is the point of law? Is it to settle disputes that arise between two individuals; the way common law was born? Or perhaps law is meant to spur debate on the use of the oxford comma, like a high stakes schoolhouse lesson on grammar.The whole situation is silly from the beginning. You have to peel back layers of ridiculousness before you can even get at the issue: that truckers just won millio...Read More
On this short segment, Jay discusses the size and value behind Robert Friedland's Ivanhoe and how he is playing this particular mining stock.Disclaimer: I currently hold shares in Ivanhoe. We may buy or sell Ivanhoe stock at any point. Follow me on:https://twitter.com/TheNextBigRushFollow Jay on:Fifighter.comFollow Nick on:@MiningBookGuyRead More
What is the point of law? Is it to settle disputes that arise between two individuals; the way common law was born? Or perhaps law is meant to spur debate on the use of the oxford comma, like a high stakes schoolhouse lesson on grammar.The whole situation is silly from the beginning. You have to peel back layers of ridiculousness before you can even get at the issue: that truckers just won millio...Read More
The old traders' adage 'better to travel than arrive' has proved true in 2017. Last year was the year to hitch a ride on oil, Brent near doubling to US$55/bbl from the Q1 lows. Investors piled into oil-leveraged equities through 2016, the MSCI Energy index surging 23% and outperforming the broader market by 18%.The nagging feeling though was that prices had already made the big move, by year end e...Read More
Energy commodity markets have experienced a high degree of volatility in recent years, with large movements in prices and processing margins throughout the energy value chain (i.e. oil, gas, coal, refining, and shipping). The oil storage sector has also experienced a great deal of change but the impact to the bottom line has been relatively less severe thanks to a supportive market env...Read More
The old traders' adage 'better to travel than arrive' has proved true in 2017. Last year was the year to hitch a ride on oil, Brent near doubling to US$55/bbl from the Q1 lows. Investors piled into oil-leveraged equities through 2016, the MSCI Energy index surging 23% and outperforming the broader market by 18%.The nagging feeling though was that prices had already made the big move, by year end e...Read More
Energy commodity markets have experienced a high degree of volatility in recent years, with large movements in prices and processing margins throughout the energy value chain (i.e. oil, gas, coal, refining, and shipping). The oil storage sector has also experienced a great deal of change but the impact to the bottom line has been relatively less severe thanks to a supportive market env...Read More
The old traders' adage 'better to travel than arrive' has proved true in 2017. Last year was the year to hitch a ride on oil, Brent near doubling to US$55/bbl from the Q1 lows. Investors piled into oil-leveraged equities through 2016, the MSCI Energy index surging 23% and outperforming the broader market by 18%.The nagging feeling though was that prices had already made the big move, by year end e...Read More
Energy commodity markets have experienced a high degree of volatility in recent years, with large movements in prices and processing margins throughout the energy value chain (i.e. oil, gas, coal, refining, and shipping). The oil storage sector has also experienced a great deal of change but the impact to the bottom line has been relatively less severe thanks to a supportive market env...Read More
Energy commodity markets have experienced a high degree of volatility in recent years, with large movements in prices and processing margins throughout the energy value chain (i.e. oil, gas, coal, refining, and shipping). The oil storage sector has also experienced a great deal of change but the impact to the bottom line has been relatively less severe thanks to a supportive market env...Read More
The old traders' adage 'better to travel than arrive' has proved true in 2017. Last year was the year to hitch a ride on oil, Brent near doubling to US$55/bbl from the Q1 lows. Investors piled into oil-leveraged equities through 2016, the MSCI Energy index surging 23% and outperforming the broader market by 18%.The nagging feeling though was that prices had already made the big move, by year end e...Read More
Energy commodity markets have experienced a high degree of volatility in recent years, with large movements in prices and processing margins throughout the energy value chain (i.e. oil, gas, coal, refining, and shipping). The oil storage sector has also experienced a great deal of change but the impact to the bottom line has been relatively less severe thanks to a supportive market env...Read More
The old traders' adage 'better to travel than arrive' has proved true in 2017. Last year was the year to hitch a ride on oil, Brent near doubling to US$55/bbl from the Q1 lows. Investors piled into oil-leveraged equities through 2016, the MSCI Energy index surging 23% and outperforming the broader market by 18%.The nagging feeling though was that prices had already made the big move, by year end e...Read More
The old traders' adage 'better to travel than arrive' has proved true in 2017. Last year was the year to hitch a ride on oil, Brent near doubling to US$55/bbl from the Q1 lows. Investors piled into oil-leveraged equities through 2016, the MSCI Energy index surging 23% and outperforming the broader market by 18%.The nagging feeling though was that prices had already made the big move, by year end e...Read More
Access our research platformsSign-in to our platforms to access our extensive research, our latest insight, data and analytics and to connect to our industry experts.The old traders' adage 'better to travel than arrive' has proved true in 2017. Last year was the year to hitch a ride on oil, Brent near doubling to US$55/bbl from the Q1 lows. Investors piled into oil-leveraged equities through 2016,...Read More
Access our research platformsSign-in to our platforms to access our extensive research, our latest insight, data and analytics and to connect to our industry experts.The old traders' adage 'better to travel than arrive' has proved true in 2017. Last year was the year to hitch a ride on oil, Brent near doubling to US$55/bbl from the Q1 lows. Investors piled into oil-leveraged equities through 2016,...Read More