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FCA chief admits power to ensure lenders treat all businesses fairly remains ‘limited’
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Private sector may only complete 10,000 new homes in London this year
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Russia will start granting
perpetual licences for miners to export gold instead of one-off
rights, a decree showed on Monday, to support them in shipping
metal overseas independently as demand in its regular trade
chain is hit by the coronavirus.
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Hedge funds were net purchasers
of petroleum futures and options for the third week running last
week as managers gambled that the market has already hit its
trough.
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Lloyd's of London is collating
details of insurers' business interruption coverage for the
Prudential Regulation Authority and is in discussions about a
government backstop to cover future pandemics, it said in a
letter seen by Reuters.
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Indian businessman Vijay Mallya
lost an appeal in Britain's High Court on Monday against a 2018
decision to extradite him to India to face fraud charges
resulting from the collapse of his defunct company Kingfisher
Airlines.
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Shares in Polish gaming company
Games Operators rose further on Monday, after doubling
on their debut late last week as investors bet on increased
interest in gaming during lockdowns due to the coronavirus.
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Hong Kong's markets watchdog
said on Monday it had fined a local securities unit of one of
China's largest banks, Bank of Communications
, HK$19.6 million ($2.53 million) for a range of
regulatory breaches.
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Spain's tourism-dependent
economy could shrink as much as 12.4% this year if its
coronavirus lockdown lasts 12 weeks, before staging a vigorous
recovery of at least 5.5% in 2021, the Bank of Spain said on
Monday.
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A group of Argentina's major
creditors rejected the government's proposal aimed at
overhauling $66.2 billion of its foreign-law debt, saying it
inflicted an unjust amount of financial pain on international
bond holders.
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