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Thames Water lenders to offer ‘golden share’ to UK government
Creditors plan improved offer in bid to avoid nationalisation by new Burnham government
Who is in Andy Burnham’s new cabinet?
UK prime minister announces top team, with many experienced faces returning to government
UK wage growth continues to cool while unemployment rate steady
Bank of England will probably hold rates again in July amid mixed labour market signals
HSBC’s Kettner Sees Risk of Pullback in Stocks Before Midterms
Equity investors should look to reduce some exposure after this earnings season, according to HSBC Holdings Plc’s Max Kettner, who warns that stretched sentiment, a …
Continuity and change in Burnham’s new cabinet
Chancellor from Labour’s ‘old right’ is experienced but unlikely to meaningfully diverge from previous set up
The UK’s Bonds Are Giving Latest PM Burnham a Reality Check
There’s been no honeymoon in the bond market for the UK’s new Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
Mitie agrees £3.1bn takeover by rival outsourcer OCS
Facilities management group is latest London-listed company to agree a deal
Indian asset manager’s debut revives hopes for local IPO market
Shares of SBI Funds Management jump nearly 9% in country’s largest listing so far this year
Japan Insurers Buy Most Super-Long Bonds in Three Years in June
Japanese insurance firms bought the most super-long government bonds in three years last month, adding to signs that demand from a key buyer is stabilizing.
Iron Ore Drops as China Steel Losses Deepen, Hormuz Risks Rise
Iron ore fell for a second day as deteriorating profit margins at Chinese steel mills and continued US-Iran hostilities clouded the demand outlook.
Goldman Says Brent Could Top $120 If Hormuz Disruptions Persist
Brent could rally to more than $120 a barrel by the fourth quarter if disruptions of the Strait of Hormuz persist, according to Goldman Sachs …
Why the dirty martini is London’s new It-girl drink
The briny version of the classic cocktail is on the rise, particularly among women drinkers in the capital. Could it signify a shift in tastes?
Revolut to challenge Australia’s Big Four banks
UK fintech to target credit and savings customers after winning full banking licence
China Broadens Market Rescue With Tech Stocks Drawing Support
China is stepping up efforts to stabilize its stock market, mobilizing a range of state-linked institutions to stem a tech-driven selloff. The chip-heavy STAR 50 …
Pro-Trump Super Pac Maga Inc builds $400mn war chest ahead of 2026 …
President’s allies have built biggest money machine in a non-presidential election year
Nearly 100 US troops injured in two weeks since Iran war resumed
The Pentagon says most soldiers suffered ‘minor concussions’ and have returned to duty
Indian parliament starts session as student protests escalate
Also in this newsletter, credit growth bump for private banks
Gold and Silver Rise on Dip-Buying as Traders Weigh Fed Strategy
Gold and silver rose on dip-buying as traders monitored Middle East tensions for signs that higher energy costs could stoke inflation, putting pressure on the …
Latest Oil Market News and Analysis for July 21
Brent oil extended its recent rally as traders weighed threats to maritime traffic that span from the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea to …
Chip Rebound Drives Stocks Higher as Oil Eases: Markets Wrap
A strong rebound in chipmakers drove stock markets higher in a broadly supportive session that also saw lower oil prices, a rise in gold and …
Six things we learnt from Andy Burnham’s choices for his top team
New prime minister signals he will depart from Keir Starmer’s approach in some areas while stressing continuity in others
US to hit Canada with 50% tariffs on wide range of goods
Washington accuses neighbour of engaging in unfair practices in move that could reignite trade war
FirstFT: Indian police crack down on ‘Cockroach’ protesters
Also in today’s newsletter: Andy Burnham becomes UK prime minister and US petrol prices climb back above $4
Andy Burnham makes more appointments for his first cabinet
John Healey becomes chancellor while Shabana Mahmood stays at the home office and Ed Miliband moves to the foreign office
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