Bats President William O'Brien Steps Down Amid 'Flash Boys' Fiasco
Bats President William O'Brien has stepped down from his role.
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Sterling Rallies to New Highs vs Euro and Franc; Drops vs Aussie Dollar Ahead of BoE Minutes, Carney
The British pound is trading at multi-year highs versus euro and Swiss franc.
Syria Conflict Has Cost Oil and Gas Industries $21.4 Billion
Islamic State jihadists have taken over all oil production facilities in the eastern province of Deir Ezzor.
Swiss Franc Falls to Five-Month Low vs Dollar on Weak Trade Data, GBP/CHF near Two-Year High
Swiss trade surplus fell to $1.38bn in June from $2.85bn in May while analysts had been expecting $2.82bn, data showed Tuesday.
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Bankers Accused of Libor and FX Fixing Are 'Scapegoats' Going Unheard
It's important to shine a spotlight on the victims of financial scandals that continue to go unheard
Gold and Silver Remain Strong Amid Geopolitical Concerns as Speculators Increase Buy Positions
Speculators' net buy positions rise to 18-month high of 150,021 in gold.
FCA Confirms Ex-JPMorgan 'Rainmaker' Ian Hannam's Market Abuse Fine
The regulator fined him £450,000 for two instances of market abuse
Credit Suisse Suffers Sizeable Loss After US Tax Evasion Settlement
Swiss banking giant agreed in May to pay $2.6bn fine to US authorities.
Ofwat Fines Thames Water Only £1 Despite Misreporting Sewer Flooding Data
It also ordered Thames Water to cut costs by £79m and 'pay back' £7m to customers and communities.
Barclays 'Dark Pool' Trading Falls 79% After US Lawsuit
British bank faces allegations of lying to clients from New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
Thai Baht Rallies to Eight-Month High on Trade Data, but Weaker Economic Prospects May Cap Gains
USD/THB drops to 31.9150, its lowest since late November last year, down 0.7% from Friday's close.
Russia's Severstal Sells United States Subsidiaries in $2.3bn Deal
Severstal sells Colombus plant to Steel Dynamics, while its Deaborn Plant is sold to AK Steel.
Anglo American Axing 20,000 Jobs in Strike-Hit South African Mine Sale
Anglo American Platinum to exit Union and Rustenburg Mines and Pandora JV.
Tesco Shares Soar on Philip Clarke Exit as Unilever's Dave Lewis Steps In
Tesco's stock price in leading the FTSE 100 in the opening session
Barclays 'Dark Pool' Concerned Traders and Clients Months Before US Lawsuit
The New York Attorney General slapped the bank with a lawsuit centring on its HFT practices
New Zealand Dollar Drops to One-Month Low, Dovish RBNZ Awaited
New Zealand dollar ends week at one-month low, dragged by below-target inflation and a strong US dollar.
Oil Futures Witness Mixed Trade as Geopolitical Tensions Fuel Supply Disruption Fears
Brent contract finishes flat for the week while US contract gains.
Gold Prices Hinge on Geopolitical Tensions in Ukraine and Middle East
Commerzbank predicts gold prices to rise to $1,350 per troy ounce by end-2014.
Iran's Real Drops to New Low Amid Extended Nuclear Talks
Iran's currency takes a big hit as country struggles to sell oil following economic sanctions.
Crude Snaps Four-Week Losing Streak as Middle East and Russian Tensions Intensify, May Hit $110 Soon
WTI crude for spot delivery traded near $103/bbl at 15:50 GMT on Friday, up more than 2.3% from last week's close.
Malaysia Airlines MH17: US Airline Stocks Recover After Crash Shock
US airline shares indices lift in early trading having dropped in aftermath of Ukraine plane crash.
Scottish Independence: North Sea Oil Investments Hit Ahead of Referendum
SNP's Alex Salmond has continually promised bumper oil revenues will buoy up an independent Scotland.
The Current Account: UK High Street Banks in the Spotlight
Bank lending practices have come under close scrutiny again, after the Competition and Market Authority launched an inquiry into Britain's biggest high street lenders.
Shell to Quit Qatar Gas Project
Shell set to end investment after drilling a dry well in Qatar's North Field.
Alibaba Group Could Price US IPO at 22% Discount
China's e-commerce giant defers NYSE listing until after September Labour Day holiday.
Russian Stocks Slip Further After Losing $4.4bn on US Sanctions
Russia stocks and currency fall after pro-Russian separatists are accused of downing civilian jet.
British Bank Stocks Tumble on Competition Inquiry
RBS leads the banking losers on the FTSE 100 after the CMA announcement.
China's House Price Index Plunges to Fifteen-Month Low, Spur Hopes of Policy Boost
The rate of house price growth fell to 4.2% in June, its lowest since March 2013.
Britain's Biggest High Street Banks Hit With Competition Inquiry
The unnamed big five High Street banks provide 77% of current accounts.
Most Asian Markets Sag in Wake of Malaysia Airlines MH17 Missile Attack
Malaysia Air incident amplifies geopolitical risks alongside Israel ground offensive in Gaza.
Scottish Independence Poll: Yes Vote Swells as Pro-Union Support Drops
The gap between votes for staying within the union and breaking away from the UK narrows.
Ringgit Falls as Malaysian Jet MH17 Missile Attack Hits Shares and Boosts Dollar's Safe Haven Demand
USD/MYR rises to as high as 3.1953 from Thursday's close of 3.1770.
Malaysia Airlines MH17: Markets Rocked After Boeing 777 'Shot Down'
US stocks drop and gold prices jump in aftermath of Malaysia Airlines MH17 crash with 295 people on board.
Moody's Downgrades Mongolia Sending Its Currency to Record Low
The Mongolian tughrik hit record low of 1840 against the US dollar after rating action.
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