London's leading share index remained cautious midweek as investors shifted their focus to Greece’s underlying debt problems after Tuesday's rescue deal.
Commodity companies set the tone on Wednesday as announcements came thick and fast from the likes of Beacon Hill and Kefi Minerals. Read our round-up of news from eight key players.
Horizonte Minerals revealed that the mineral resource at its flagship Araguaia project now comprised of 100.2 million tonnes, grading an average of 1.29% nickel, up from the 76.6 million tonnes grading 1.35% nickel announced in March 2011.
Corporate news will fall thick and fast midweek, with earnings updates from housebuilders and construction companies Travis Perkins, Barratt Developments and Galliford Try. See what else is in store.
Will the UK’s housebuilding and construction industry experience a glass ceiling in 2012? With a slew of company reports in the coming days, Darshini Shah looks ahead to see what investors can expect.
Spanish banking behemoth Santander has been fined £1.5 million by the City regulator for failing to disclose whether structured products were covered under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).
Shares in Westminster Group jumped on Monday after the company announced that its aviation division has secured a major 15 year contract to provide security at an international airport in Africa.
Lloyds Banking Group has confirmed it will clawback bonuses from 13 executives including former chief executive Eric Daniels in the wake of the PPI mis-selling scandal.
The start of this year was no different to the last, with markets rallying following an increase in investor appetite and fund managers having high levels of cash holdings.
The Hybridan team once again casts its net into the small cap pool to deliver updates from Anglesey Mining, Cyan Holding Torotrak and many more in the latest round-up...
