UK Morning Headlines: Gilt yields hit two-year high, Call for pan-European...

 
 
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Wednesday August 14 2013
 
 
UK Homepage
 
Gilt yields hit two-year high
 
Market doubts about whether new Bank of England governor Mark Carney will be able to keep a lid on interest rates until 2016
 
 
 
Call for pan-European telecoms regulator
 
 
Icahn takes a bite of Apple
 
 
Hyundai union approves strike action
 
 
US proposes greater audit disclosure
 
 
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Markets
 
Asian equity markets lose momentum
 
Positive momentum from Wall Street fails to carry over to Asia, leaving markets mixed after starting the week with a string of gains
 
 
 
Bumper grain crop to weigh on prices
 
 
Fund managers back a European recovery
 
 
US money funds see value in European banks
 
 
US earnings trail stock price rise
 
World News
 
Palestinians celebrate prisoner release
 
The prisoner release has been unpopular with Israelis, but will play into one of the most emotive, core political issues for Palestinians
 
 
 
Berlusconi fights for survival on beaches
 
 
Bangladesh warned over Islamist backlash
 
 
Catalans side with Gibraltar in border row
 
 
Islamists dig in at Cairo protest camps
 
UK News
 
MPs deny homes boost will cause bubble
 
Government says schemes boosted mortgage lending to highest level in five and a half years and is encouraging developers to build new homes
 
 
 
Spy bin ban highlights lure of big data
 
 
Minister warns PM against promoting 'token women'
 
 
Danes back straw-fuelled power plant
 
 
Protests greet plan to raise rail fares
 
UK Companies
 
Emerging markets to drive car exports
 
Foreign demand for British-built cars is expected to keep automotive exports growing as emerging market buyers offset falling sales in western markets
 
 
 
BP sues US government over contracts ban
 
 
PageGroup predicts 'challenging' quarter
 
 
Willis passive plan alarms small insurers
 
 
Oil majors welcome Mexico's energy reform
 
 
 
 
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