Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Markets afternoon briefing

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 All times are London time: Wednesday Jan 28 2009


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Soros closes sterling shorts
Jan 28 2009 13:34
The pound advanced on Wednesday after UK banking stocks surged following an upbeat assessment of Lloyds Banking Group, while comments from billionaire investor George Soros also lent support Read more »

Wall Street buoyed by bank rescue hopes
Jan 28 2009 14:02
US stocks were set for a higher start as investors hoped that the Obama administration would take swift action to rescue the stricken banking sector and the House would pass its $825bn economic stimulus plan. Read more »

European shares rise for third session
Jan 28 2009 11:10
European shares rose for the third consecutive day on Wednesday, boosted by upbeat trading statements and broad gains for the continent's banks Read more »

FTSE rallies as chill in bank sector thaws
Jan 28 2009 14:56
The recovery in banking stocks continued in London on Wednesday, with Lloyds Banking Group the main beneficiary after a broker upgrade Read more »

Oil stabilises while gold slips
Jan 28 2009 12:06
Oil prices stabilised after a sharp fall in the previous session while gold slipped below the $900 level Read more »

Nigeria plans its first global bond issue
Jan 28 2009 13:39
Nigeria plans to launch its first international Naira-denominated bond within six months, dismissing concerns that the global financial crisis and the country's exposure to falling oil prices will starve the $500m offer of buyers Read more »

Calls for tougher control of credit derivatives
Jan 28 2009 10:17
Around three quarters of business executives believe that it is now time for policy makers to impose formal regulations on complex financial products such as credit derivatives, a survey has found Read more »

Korea leads gains on Asia-Pacific markets
Jan 28 2009 10:00
Asian shares traded higher helped by gains on Wall Street which came despite economic data from the US showing further deterioration in the world's largest economy Read more »



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