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London shares remain lower as Wall St slides; banks fall on ongoing credit woes

finanznachrichten.de     yesterday   5 related          

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Leading shares were under further pressure in midafternoon deals as Wall Street opened in the red, weighed down by the banking sector on renewed worries over the health of the U.S. financial sector,...                    

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Fay blows oil stocks higher amid supply concerns

telegraph.co.uk     yesterday          

By Peter Taylor Energy stocks found favour yesterday over concerns about supply as tropical storm Fay threatened facilities in the Gulf of Mexico. Evolution analyst Charles Cooper said the company had "an outstanding set of...                    

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Market forces: Shares in housing companies in decline

guardian.co.uk     yesterday          

Shares in housing companies were sent into decline yesterday after more evidence emerged of a slowdown in the property market. Taylor Wimpey lost 3.75p to close at 46.75p, a 7.4% decline that made it the biggest percentage...                    

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Yesterday's trading: Poor reception for ITV in FTSE

thisismoney.co.uk     yesterday          

It's not just holidaymakers who have been left cursing another wash-out of a British Summer. For The downpour, though, now looks as it will turn into a deluge for the beleaguered Grade. ITV is odds on to lose its place in the...                    

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Rightmove makes a wrong move

guardian.co.uk     18-Aug-2008          

Property website Rightmove led a decline in housing sector today after one of its own surveys showed a 4.8% fall in house prices since last year. Rightmove shares were down 4.7% to 305p, and at one point it was the biggest...                    

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Rightmove drops 4.45 percent as it reports house price declines

financemarkets.co.uk     18-Aug-2008          

European equities markets declined Monday after house prices in the UK declined, which hurt banks and retailers and renewed concerns that the UK could be close to recession, and after crude oil prices rose during the European...                    

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London shares close lower; New York weak; oil firms on supply worries UPDATE

finanznachrichten.de     18-Aug-2008   4 related          

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - At the close, the FTSE 100 index was 4.6 points lower at 5,450.2, while the FTSE 250 index was 70.9 points weaker at 9,124.0. On Wall Street, by London's close, the DJIA was 49.80 points lower at...                    

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Persimmon short-sellers stake £325m on falling share price

telegraph.co.uk     17-Aug-2008          

By Jonathan Sibun Short-sellers have staked more than £325m on Persimmon's stock falling ahead of the housebuilder's half-year results this week. Hedge funds and other investors have borrowed up to 28 per cent of the company's...                    

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Stock market week: Trading round-up

thisismoney.co.uk     16-Aug-2008          

Philip Scott, This is Money It was a flat week on the stock market, with the exception of the FTSE 100 index rally on Thursday, as money flowed out of banks and into oil and mining stocks. , down 14% at 803p. Chairman Rod Kent...                    

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Miners shore up FTSE but are unable to reverse decline

scotsman.com     14-Aug-2008   5 related          

Published Date: 14 August 2008 BRITAIN'S leading share index fell almost 1.6 per cent yesterday as fears over more writedowns weighed on banks while firmer crude oil prices rekindled inflation worries, though miners offered...                    

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