As stated in paragraph 6 in General Terms of Auction for Treasury bonds, the Government Debt Management offered the equivalent of 10% of the nominal value sold in the auction 20. January, at the price of accepted bids.
Series | RIKB 26 1015 |
ISIN | IS0000034874 |
Additional issuance (nominal) | 480,000,000 |
Settlement date | 01/25/2023 |
Total outstanding (nominal) | 11,206,000,000 |
A major retailer is preparing to shut more than 100 stores across the UK including a location in Glasgow city centre.
Trump's new lawyer in the case brought by E. Jean Carroll asked for a six-week delay to the trial. The judge agreed to push it one week.
NEW YORK (Reuters) -A federal judge on Tuesday rejected a proposal to modify Sam Bankman-Fried's bail conditions, despite an agreement between the FTX cryptocurrency exchange founder and prosecutors to address potential witness tampering concerns. U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan in Manhattan did not provide reasons for the denial, and said a hearing on bail remains scheduled for Feb. 9. A spokesman for Bankman-Fried declined to comment.
A HEREFORDSHIRE cidermaking firm is having to ask if it can keep two containers at its site which are used for office and storage space.
IPCC’s 1.5-degree target will be missed without ‘urgent action’.
While natural gas prices have plunged elsewhere in the US, California residents are paying a nearly 600% premium.
BERLIN (Reuters) -A lawsuit against BMW by German climate NGO Deutsche Umwelthilfe demanding the carmaker tighten its carbon emission reduction targets was unfounded, Munich's district court said on Tuesday, but the NGO said it planned to appeal. The heads of Deutsche Umwelthilfe called in their lawsuit on BMW to end production of combustion engine cars by 2030 and limit its emissions before then to remain within a "carbon budget" they calculated for the company, a ratio of the global carbon budget put together by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
Boeing is to cut 2,000 office jobs in the US as the struggling planemaker battles to improve its stalling production line.
The legacy of Bolton's rich industrial heritage continues to live on and flourish thanks to the efforts of Richard Haworth.
Figures come as oil and gas giant posts record profits while millions face soaring energy bills
Lidl says a trademark, and copyright, has been infringed, while Tesco has made a counterclaim.
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STORY: “There’s damage that’s done up to a default,” said Dimon. “And that damage could be permanent, like downgrades, regulatory actions around the world. Other central banks deciding they don’t want to own U.S. treasuries.” Dimon said an actual default by the government would be “potentially catastrophic.” “We cannot have a default. You can play fire right up to close over here, but please do not have a default. That would wreck permanent damage on America and its future. And it could destroy its future.” President Joe Biden, in his address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday (February 7), urged Republicans to raise the $31.4 trillion debt ceiling, which must be lifted in the coming months to avoid a default.
Spotos, a logistics startup that digitised and reimagined freight forwarding principles, announced the start of operations.
"We regularly review our business and customer needs and adjust our staffing accordingly – creating new roles where we see the need or reducing positions when appropriate," a Chase spokesperson told Reuters. In an interview with Reuters, JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon said the outlook for hiring remains up at the bank when asked about plans for jobs given cuts at other Wall Street banks.
A judge began overseeing a High Court trial in London on Tuesday, and the hearing is due to end next week.
LONDON (Reuters) -Western sanctions on Russia have significantly reduced state oil revenues and diverted tens of billions of dollars towards shipping and refining firms, some with Russian connections. Most of the winners from the sanctions are based in China, India, Greece and the United Arab Emirates, at least 20 trading and banking sources said. None of the firms is breaching sanctions, the sources told Reuters, but they have benefited from measures designed by the European Union and the United States to reduce the revenues of what they call Russian President Vladimir Putin's war machine.
The case argued that manufacturers like BMW pose a threat to people's rights if they continue making vehicles that produce greenhouse gas emissions.
Big Oil more than doubled its profits in 2022 to $219 billion, smashing previous records in a year of volatile energy prices where Russia's invasion of Ukraine reshaped global energy markets and, in some cases, the industry's climate ambitions. The profit surge gave the oil companies scope to increase spending on oil and gas projects, and a chance for some to rethink energy transition strategies to meet new demands for security of supply. The top Western oil companies paid out a record $110 billion in dividends and share repurchases to investors in 2022, spurring outraged calls on governments to impose windfall taxes on the industry to help consumers with surging energy costs.
LONDON (Reuters) -Some companies in Europe have said they may unwind price hikes introduced in recent years as soaring costs of energy and other raw materials have eased, potentially providing some relief to consumers. The projected cuts are the latest sign that inflation in the euro zone has peaked and may encourage hopes of a soft landing for the region's economy, which have fuelled a stock market rally this year. On Wednesday, packaging giant Smurfit Kappa said it kept prices steady in the last few months of last year as input cost inflation moderated.
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