Jan 17, 2010

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French in takeover talks with International Power

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France's state-controlled power giant GDF Suez has made a takeover approach to International Power, the £5 bln energy group.

Kraft to lift Cadbury offer

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Should be an interesting week on the Cadbury front.

Interest rates: the lower the better

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Tom Stevenson in The Telegraph gives his thoughts on UK  interest rates.

Sterling could collapse while our MPs are still pussyfooting around

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Conservatives need to grab Britain's debt problem by the scruff of the neck and show Labour how to deal with a deficit. Latest from Liam Halligan at The Telegraph.

Hostages to a fortune

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An ominous universal precept perhaps, but as far as the UK is concerned, the Shadow Chancellor, George Osborne's City lecture this week has effectively consigned this year's budget, not unfittingly, to the slops bin - a remarkable achievement, lest we forget that he's a greenhorn. In fact I'd be less worried if he were Donald Duck. http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/finance/edmundconway/100003021/why-this-years-budget-doesnt-matter-any-more/ In ...

Futures market now short dollars

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Looks like the market is truly chancing its tail early in 2010. IMM  specs turned short of dollars just as the dollar was getting set to rebound late in the week.

Merv the Swerve out if Tories win?

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The heads of Barclays and HSBC are favored to take the reins at the Old Lady, if the opportunity presents itself, the Times reports.

More gas than we know what to do with

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New drilling methods combined with fresh discoveries has the US swimming in a glut of natural gas.

CFTC to limit leverage in OTC Forex to 10:1

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They've just come out with a proposal with several regulations, some good and some bad, but the worst of them is the limit on leverage; that would undoubtedly vanquish the retail Forex trading. head to their site for more details: http://www.cftc.gov/newsroom/generalpressreleases/2010/pr5772-10.html

Calendar time zone bug?

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hello, whenever i refresh the economic calender, even when logged in, the time zone always reverts back to GMT-5, mine is +10, Australia. its either a bug on the website, or anomaly with my laptop.... cheers

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