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Banks and resource stocks lead FTSE 100 [at Financial Times] - Financial Times - Mon 23 Nov, 10:10 AM
London equities made a strong start to the week, with resource stocks taking up all but one place on the list of the 10 best-performing FTSE 100 shares.

Economy in holding pattern - IMF chief - Reuters - Mon 23 Nov, 09:44 AM
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The global economy is in a holding pattern and vulnerable to more upheaval, the head of the IMF said on Monday, adding a lasting recovery will depend on policymakers taking the proper steps in the coming months.

Commodities, banks power FTSE rise - Reuters - Mon 23 Nov, 09:27 AM
LONDON (Reuters) - Buoyant commodity prices lifted miners and energy stocks, while improved risk appetite also boosted banks, pushing Britain's top share index 1.7 percent higher in a broad rally early on Monday.

FTSE seen opening higher - Reuters - Mon 23 Nov, 07:09 AM
LONDON (Reuters) - The FTSE 100 index is seen opening 32 to 34 points higher on Monday, on track to snap a four-session losing streak, bolstered by rising metals prices.

Post crisis era forces business model rethink [at Financial Times] - Financial Times - Mon 23 Nov, 12:05 AM
Business is heading into a new era in which the shock of the recession prompts changes in attitudes to finance and corporate leadership that could last for a generation, according to the CBI.

Recession sees growth in fast-food outlets [at Financial Times] - Financial Times - Sun 22 Nov, 11:45 PM
From takeaway pizza outlets to purveyors of deep-fried chickens, the recession has proven to be a boon for fast-food operators as more people have turned to cheap and easy food.

Doubts on banks' ability to finance recovery - Reuters - Sun 22 Nov, 09:30 PM
LONDON (Reuters) - Banks may be unable to finance a sustained recovery from recession, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) told the Independent newspaper.

Output gaps [at Financial Times] - Financial Times - Sun 22 Nov, 08:05 PM
A popular belief these days is that the recession has opened "output gaps" in many countries.

Skyscanner weathers recession and continues to expand - Financial Times - Sun 22 Nov, 05:40 PM
Recession has not curbed growth at Skyscanner, an Edinburgh-based online travel research company launched eight years ago.

Obama asks for patience on economy - Reuters - Sun 22 Nov, 12:14 AM
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Saturday urged Americans to show patience over the economy and argued that his just-concluded Asia trip was critical for U.S. exports, countering criticism he had returned empty-handed.


Putin announces more anti-crisis aid 02:22 PM [ Reuters]
Putin to continue stimulus program 12:44 PM [ Reuters]
Putin to continue stimulus as Russia moves out of crisis 11:30 AM [ Reuters]
Global stocks slip 11:27 PM [ Reuters]
FTSE ends lower for 4th day 05:50 PM [ Reuters]


Banks, commods weigh on FTSE 12:20 PM [ Reuters]
Commodities, banks lead FTSE rebound 09:18 AM [ Reuters]
BOJ, government clash over economy 08:44 AM [ Reuters]
Japan economy back in deflation 06:06 AM [ Reuters]
Asia shares dip in shift to safety 06:03 AM [ Reuters]


H1N1 may cost economy billions 05:42 AM [ Reuters]
Borrowing forecasts under threat 01:02 AM [ Reuters]
Fed sees little risk of inflation 12:56 AM [ Reuters]
ECB to gradually unwind fiscal support measures 10:37 PM [ Reuters]
Fed "hawks" see no immediate inflation threat 10:30 PM [ Reuters]


FTSE falls 1.4 pct as commodities sag 05:08 PM [ Reuters]
OECD sees Fed, ECB rates on hold into late 2010 01:26 PM [ Reuters]
Commodities, banks drag FTSE down 12:40 PM [ Reuters]
UK small wind blows strong despite recession 11:38 AM [ Reuters]
Asia helps feeble West in global recovery -OECD 11:01 AM [ Reuters]


Public finances suffer worst Oct. ever 10:36 AM [ Reuters]
PSNB figures in line with budget forecast-Treasury 10:22 AM [ Reuters]
INSTANT VIEW - Oct public debt spirals, retail sales rise 10:22 AM [ Reuters]
FTSE falls as miners offset gains 09:34 AM [ Reuters]
Gold inches down after topping $1,150/oz 07:12 AM [ Reuters]


FTSE seen opening flat to lower 07:09 AM [ Reuters]
Plosser just as concerned on deflation 06:52 AM [ Reuters]
Recovery doubts as Japan stocks tumble 02:17 AM [ Reuters]
Gold hits high on dollar weakness 11:06 PM [ Reuters]
Gold hits record on inflation fears 09:21 PM [ Reuters]

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