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- Reuters - UK Focus•10 hours ago
UK factory output rises at fastest pace since 1995 -CBI
British factories increased output at the fastest rate since the mid-1990s over the past three months, according to a survey published on Tuesday that suggested manufacturing might help to support the economy as it slows during 2017. The picture on exports was mixed too, adding to signs that the pound's sharp fall since last year's Brexit vote has yet to trigger a deluge of orders from abroad. Export orders slowed in the three months to July, but manufacturers' optimism about exports over the coming three months rose to the highest in 40 years, the CBI said.
- Reuters - UK Focus•4 days ago
U.S. to drop criminal charges in 'London Whale' case
U.S. prosecutors have decided to drop criminal charges against two former JPMorgan Chase & Co (Xetra: 850628 - news) derivatives traders implicated in the "London Whale" trading scandal that caused $6.2 billion of losses in 2012. In seeking the dismissal of charges against Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien Grout, the Department of Justice said it "no longer believes that it can rely on the testimony" of Bruno Iksil, a cooperating witness who had been dubbed the London Whale, based on recent statements he made that hurt the case.
- Reuters - UK Focus•4 days ago
INVESTMENT FOCUS-Clouds forming over top fund managers' sunny investment calls
Stock prices climbing ever high as interest rates and volatility plumb rock bottom: for some of the world's top asset managers, the investment outlook is as good as it gets. Investors should beware a rise in bond yields, a downturn in economic data or a policy misstep in a large emerging market. As the big money managers outline their recommendations for the rest of 2017, several have highlighted stocks and local currency emerging market debt as likely winners.
