Posted at 09:33h
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London's skyline is changing
fast, pierced by gleaming new skyscrapers which defy predictions
of a Brexit-related slowdown in the capital's two financial
districts.
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Posted at 09:27h
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Saudi Arabia and four other Gulf
states will enter JP Morgan's emerging market government bond
indexes next year, a move likely to lure billions of dollars of
new foreign investment into their debt, according to a JP Morgan
statement sent to investors.
Posted at 09:19h
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Britain's opposition
Labour Party is wooing business bosses even as it unveils a raft
of radical economic policies, determined to thaw a sometimes
frosty response to its plans to give more power to the workers.
Posted at 09:15h
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* UBS and Commerzbank decline to comment
(Releads with CFO comments)
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Posted at 09:13h
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Fashion retailer Boohoo
raised its sales guidance on Wednesday as it beat forecasts with
a 22 percent first half profit rise, underlining Britain's rapid
shift to online shopping.
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Posted at 09:04h
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European shares held their
ground on Wednesday morning, following limited gains on Asian
stock markets and before a widely expected rate hike by the U.S.
Federal Reserve.
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Posted at 09:00h
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Risks to euro zone growth are
mounting but have yet to impact actual growth indicators,
European Central Bank chief economist Peter Praet said, playing
down fears about an excessive slowdown in the currency bloc.
Posted at 08:45h
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* Chinese firm aims to divest $10 bln in real estate
worldwide
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Posted at 08:42h
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Shares in Hong Kong closed higher on
Wednesday, with trade war fears taking a back seat to rising
hopes that the expanded index inclusion of A-shares could lift
the broader market, and as high oil prices boosted energy firms.
Posted at 08:36h
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British peer-to-peer lender
Funding Circle on Wednesday tightened the price
range for its initial public offering to 440-460 pence per
share, from an initial guidance of between 420-530 pence, a
bookrunner on the deal said.
