Finance News – City
What is your interest today?
- ABC News Business
- BBC Business
- Business Insider Markets
- CBC Business
- City A.M.
- CNBC Business
- CoinDesk
- Cointelegraph
- Crypto News
- CryptoSlate
- Decrypt
- Economic Times Markets
- Euronews Business
- Financial Post Top Stories
- Financial Times
- Finextra Crypto
- Finextra Market
- Finextra Wealth
- Globe and Mail Investing
- Investing.com Global Markets
- Investing.com Global Mkts
- Investopedia
- Kiplinger
- MarketWatch MarketPulse
- MarketWatch Top Stories
- Quartz
- Sky News Money
- Sydney Morning Herald Biz
- Sydney Morning Herald Business
- TechCrunch Fintech
- The Block
- The Guardian – Business
- WSJ Markets News
Bank of England officials set to clash on interest rates
Bank of England decision-makers are expected to debate adjustments to borrowing costs, which could influence inflation control and economic growth amid differing opinions among pol...
Read Full Article →City rate-rigging convictions quashed - what happens next?
The overturning of convictions in this long-running case may impact financial regulations and market practices, prompting discussions about legal precedents and future accountabili...
Read Full Article →City rate-rigging convictions quashed - what happens next?
The overturning of convictions for Carlo Palombo and Tom Hayes marks a pivotal moment in financial regulation, potentially influencing future legal standards and trading practices...
Read Full Article →The Guardian view on Reeves’s trickle-down economics: deregulation dressed as economic renewal | Edi...
The recent policy proposals signal a shift toward prioritizing financial sector growth through eased regulations, potentially affecting market stability and limiting focus on broad...
Read Full Article →Reeves to say cuts to City red tape will bring trickle-down benefits to households
The upcoming regulatory reforms aimed at easing requirements for financial firms are expected to influence economic conditions, potentially affecting household finances and broader...
Read Full Article →Forget stocks and shares, the history of the City is all about shoes
The City of London’s economic past is closely connected to the footwear industry, which has played a notable role in shaping its commercial development over the centuries.
Read Full Article →Industrial strategy targets short-term pain for long-term gain
The government’s plan focuses on balancing immediate challenges with future benefits by supporting various sectors like automotive, finance, and life sciences to boost overall econ...
Read Full Article →Rachel Reeves mulls inheritance tax U-turn as non-doms flee
Rachel Reeves is considering adjustments to global asset taxation for non-domiciled individuals in response to increased financial outflows and concerns raised by the City regardin...
Read Full Article →UK economy rebound hopes gather as City ‘ready to invest’
Recent business surveys indicate cautious optimism in the UK market, suggesting potential increases in investment and economic growth that could positively impact overall financial...
Read Full Article →Letting banks loose is back on the agenda as UK politicians chase growth at any cost
UK policymakers increasingly prioritize expanding financial sector freedoms to stimulate economic growth, hoping that a more active banking industry will boost overall wealth despi...
Read Full Article →Will Pret a Manger’s IPO be a tasty treat for the City?
Pret a Manger’s public offering could attract considerable investor interest, potentially boosting market activity and reflecting broader appetite for consumer-focused food and bev...
Read Full Article →Week in Business: Warning lights in the City as another firm quits London for New York
The departure of additional companies from London to New York highlights ongoing challenges for the UK's financial sector, suggesting a potential shift in market confidence and inv...
Read Full Article →Schroders steps back from City lobbying taskforce
Schroders’ withdrawal from the City taskforce may affect collaborative efforts aimed at enhancing investment opportunities and expanding the financial sector within London’s capita...
Read Full Article →Don’t rely on the FCA to stamp out toxic workplace culture
City executives are encouraged to take proactive measures in addressing harmful work environments rather than depending solely on regulatory authorities to enforce necessary change...
Read Full Article →Peel Hunt founder: We’ve stopped taking enough risks in the UK
According to an industry veteran, the current cautious approach in the UK financial sector may be limiting potential investment opportunities and slowing economic growth.
Read Full Article →Mark Kleinman: Reeves’ City IPO push still lacks momentum
Despite efforts to stimulate initial public offerings in London, the ongoing slowdown highlights challenges in attracting investors and sustaining financial growth within the city’...
Read Full Article →Financial Conduct Authority plans to ‘put public back in IPO’
The Financial Conduct Authority is introducing measures aimed at revitalizing the market and increasing investor participation in initial public offerings on the London Stock Excha...
Read Full Article →