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* Investors fear spike in COVID-19 cases in China, U.S.
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Britain's finance industry
watchdog has made an interim ban on marketing speculative
securities like mini-bonds to retail investors permanent and
more wide-ranging, the watchdog said on Thursday.
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Builder Taylor Wimpey on Thursday
raised about 522 million pounds ($655.16 million) in a
discounted share sale, about 22 million pounds more than it had
planned, which represents about 11% of its existing share
capital.
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The European Union must
intensify Brexit free trade talks as the United Kingdom will not
hang around and wait for talks to be dragged out to the end of
the year, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said on Thursday.
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The United Kingdom said on
Thursday that China, Russia and Iran were looking to exploit
weaknesses shown by the coronavirus outbreak, amid suggestions
Beijing had used the crisis to push through new security
legislation for Hong Kong.
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China will maintain ample
financial system liquidity in the second half of the year as the
economy recovers from the coronavirus but will need to consider
withdrawing that support at some point, its central bank
governor warned on Thursday.
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President Emmanuel Macron visits
the United Kingdom on Thursday to mark the 80th anniversary of
General de Gaulle’s appeal to the French resistance and to talk
Brexit with Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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The United Kingdom said on
Thursday that China, Russia and Iran were looking to exploit
weaknesses shown by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Japanese banks are financially
robust and there is no immediate threat to the sector and the
financial system despite rising credit costs, the head of an
industry lobby group said on Thursday.
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Britain will keep pushing for a
global solution on taxing international digital companies such
as Google and Facebook Inc after the United
States left negotiations, a spokesman for the British Treasury
said on Thursday.