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Royal Bank of Scotland on Friday
became the latest UK lender to suffer tech problems this week,
saying it was working to fix issues with its online and mobile
banking services.
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Posted at 07:41h
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* Part of China's push to develop derivatives trading
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Posted at 07:37h
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* Bounce back from 2 bln stg annual loss in 2017
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Posted at 07:36h
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Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta
has signed a new finance bill into law, officially introducing a
series of new taxes, including one on fuel, which have led to
public anger and strikes.
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Posted at 07:35h
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Senior minister suggests prime minister could have to rewrite her Chequers Brexit plan
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Posted at 07:35h
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European shares rose strongly at
the open on Friday, extending their gains from the previous
session as a relief rally due to easing fears of a trade war
helped Wall Street hit record highs, while Asian shares also
rose further overnight.
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Posted at 07:34h
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China's stock markets surged
on Friday before a long holiday weekend, with investor sentiment
boosted by hopes that a government effort to boost domestic
demand could help offset effects of an escalating trade war.
Posted at 07:28h
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Britain's National Crime Agency
(NCA) said on Friday that it was aware of the use of
UK-registered companies in connection with Danske Bank's
Estonian branch which is at the centre of a
money-laundering scandal and had opened an investigation.
Posted at 07:23h
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China's primary money rates
rose this week as demand for cash increased ahead of two
national holidays and regular corporate tax payments, and as a
high concentration of local government bond issuance tightened
overall liquidity.
The volume-weighted average rate of the benchmark seven-day
repo traded in the...
Posted at 07:22h
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Prime Minister Theresa May's
Brexit proposals were declared dead by the British media on
Friday after what they cast as a humiliation at the hands of
European Union leaders at an informal summit in Salzburg.