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BIS warns of mounting US dollar liabilities at Japanese banks
The so-called central bank to central banks warned over the weekend of the sharp build-up in US dollar assets and liabilities at Japanese and Canadian banks since the Great Financial Crisis.
Europe close: Rome pulls of Italian job, boosts lenders' shares
European equities finished the session in the black - but off their best levels of the day - with investors choosing to focus on the reduced immediate threat to Italy's banking system after Rome stepped in to wind-down two ailing lenders at the weekend.
Lloyd's of London to cut UK staff by 10%, report says
Lloyd's of London will shrink its number of staff in the UK by a tenth in a bid to streamline operations in the face of heightened competition.
Sector movers: Miners undermined by risk appetite (or 'fat finger' trade)
Miners were at the bottom of the pile as risk appetite seeped back into the market following a deal in Italy to avoid a 'bank run' on two of the country's lenders, according to analysts.
US open: Stocks rise despite weak economic data, oil price slip
Wall Street's main market averages were firmly on the black on Monday, despite mixed news on the economic front.
US durable goods orders miss forecasts in May
Total durable goods orders in the States shrank by more-than-expected last month, amid sharp falls in those for civilian and defence aircraft and weakness in core orders, with analysts linking the latter to the retreat in oil prices.
US central bank needs to continue raising rates, Fed's Williams says
The US central bank needs to continue tightening policy gradually in order to prolong the economic expansion for as long as possible, a top rate-setter said.
Europe midday: Banks give Old Continent a boost
European stocks were holding near their best levels of the session as investors chose to focus on the reduced immediate threat to Italy's banking system after Rome stepped in to wind-down two ailing lenders at the weekend.
Broker tips: Mediclinic, Provident Financial, Reckitt Benckiser
Investec downgraded Mediclinic's London-listed shares despite having a more positive view than management on the outlook for the company's business in the United Arab Emirates, in anticipation of a weakening in the South Africa rand.
Investec downgrades Mediclinic on expectations for weak SA rand
Investec downgraded Mediclinic's London-listed shares despite having a more positive view than management on the outlook for the company's business in the United Arab Emirates, in anticipation of a weakening in the South Africa rand.
Credit Suisse raises target price on Reckitt Benckiser
Analysts at Credit Suisse judged Reckitt Benckiser's acquisition of Mead Johnson to be well-timed, allowing it to make the most of cheap debt which meant the transaction would be immediately earnings accretive.
Europe open: Stocks start higher despite BIS warning and Middle East tensions
European stocks began the week trading on the frontfoot despite a warning from the Bank of International Settlements about risks to global growth and simmering tensions in the Middle East.
Italy steps in to rescue Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca
Italy's government stepped in at the weekend to liquidate two ailing lenders from the northern region of Veneto in a controversial bid to avoid a bank run.
Sunday share tips: CVS Group, Joules, Burford Capital
The Mail on Sunday's Midas column reviewed the trio of stocks it recommended to readers in the aftermath of the Brexit vote, CVS Group, Joules and Burford Capital, sounding a confident note on all three, but said investors might be inclined to take some profits on the latter two.
US close: Wall Street ends on mixed note despite positive economic data
Wall Street finished on a mixed note, led by shares in aluminum and other metals companies amid better than expected economic data and some dovish Fedspeak.
Monday newspaper round-up: TTIP, Saudi Aramco, Theresa May
Talks to conclude a trade deal between the United States and European Union will resume after the German elections in September, America’s chief trade negotiator has said. Robert Lighthizer, the US trade representative, said that the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) was an "important negotiation" for America and that there were "lot of reasons to do it". - The Times.
Sunday newspaper round-up: RBS, Hinkley Point C, Sky
Royal Bank of Scotland is to cut 443 jobs in Britain as the bank moves its team that arranges loans for small businesses to India. The taxpayer-controlled bank said that the roles would transfer to Mumbai, to be included in the group’s growing team there, as part of a restructuring designed to cut costs, first reported in the Mail on Sunday. - Guardian on Sunday.