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Wednesday preview: Queen's speech worth watching, Whitbread reports
The Queen's speech to open parliament will dominate the news in the UK on Wednesday, while the financial calendar includes public sector borrowing data and results from Whitbread and Berkeley.
US close: Falling oil prices, rising dollar and mixed Fedspeak dents stocks
Falling oil prices weighed on Wall Street to drag stocks indices back from their record highs as a septic stock environment was created amid a higher dollar and mixed remarks from top US central bank policymakers.
UK culture secretary Bradley mulls Fox's Sky takeover
Culture Secretary Karen Bradley said by next Friday she would decide whether Sky's takeover by 21st Century Fox should be referred to full competition investigation.
Barclays charged by Serious Fraud Office over 2008 Qatar deal
Barclays and four former executives have been charged by the Serious Fraud Office with conspiracy to commit fraud and the provision of unlawful financial assistance over the bank's emergency fundraising deal with Qatar at the height of the financial crisis.
Hammond speech pushes for transitionary period post Brexit
Chancellor Philip Hammond used his Mansion House speech to assure the City that he would try and press for a transitionary agreement keeping the UK in the customs union until new rules are implemented.
Rio Tinto rebuffs Glencore bid for thermal coal assets
Rio Tinto has rebuffed a counter-bid for its Australian thermal coal assets from Glencore and recommended shareholders in favour of a sale to to Yancoal Australia.
IWG shares dive after founder sells GBP94m chunk
IWG chief executive Mark Dixon has sold £94. 2m shares in the serviced office business he founded almost 30 years ago, which sent the share price sharply lower on Tuesday.
Anglo American rough diamond sales dip year on year
The value of Anglo American's rough diamond sales fell 6% year-on-year in the fifth De Beers sales cycle of 2017.
Carney's Mansion House speech: 'now is not yet the time' for rate rise
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said interest rates would remain unmoved from their current low levels for a while longer given the "mixed signals" from the UK economy, an argument that send the pound lower on Tuesday.
Wolseley turns up dial in third quarter thanks to US strength
Wolseley turned up the dial on sales in the third quarter, as the heating and plumbing group enjoyed good growth from its main US markets which offset a weak Britain.