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Market Pulse
17 Dec
royal mail
Royal Mail chairman makes first share purchase

Royal Mail’s new chairman Peter Long made his first stock purchase this week, snapping up 50,000 shares in the company at 444p each.

17 Dec
asos
Peel Hunt upgrades ASOS, expects strong sales momentum

Peel Hunt upgraded ASOS to ‘buy’ from ‘hold’ and raised the price target to 4,000p from 3,750p.

17 Dec
newspaper newsstand media england uk star sun mirror express daily independent guardian
Trinity Mirror loses appeal against phone hacking payout

Newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror said it had lost its appeal against a £1. 2m payout to victims of the phone hacking scandal.

17 Dec
standard chartered, stanchart, stan
FTSE 100 movers: New Standard Chartered executive bolsters share price

The FTSE 100 was buoyed by yesterday's Fed rate hike, climbing 47. 79 points (0. 79%) to 6,108. 98 by mid-afternoon Thursday.

17 Dec
money
Trinity Capital board 'frustrated' by slow progress

Board members at Trinity Capital remained frustrated on Thursday with the stagnant state of their investments.

17 Dec
standard chartered, stanchart
Standard Chartered poaches HSBC veteran

Standard Chartered announced on Thursday that it has hired HSBC veteran Simon Cooper to head up its corporate and institutional banking division.

17 Dec
EU wants 'fair deal' with Britain on membership, says Juncker

European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker on Thursday said the European Union wants a “fair deal” with Britain over its membership in the bloc as Prime Minister David Cameron attempts to negotiate reforms.

17 Dec
usa, us, eeuu, america
US current account deficit widens in third quarter

The US third quarter current account deficit widened to its highest level in nearly seven years, according to data from the Commerce Department.

17 Dec
factory, factories, manufacturing, manufacturer
Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index slips in December

The Philadelphia Federal Reserve manufacturing index fell into negative territory in December.

17 Dec
City workers
US initial jobless claims fall more than expected

The number of first time unemployment benefits claimants in the US fell last week, according to data from the Department of Labor.

17 Dec
carnival, cruise, ship, holiday, vacaciones
Friday preview: Carnival set to deliver 'positive' full year

Cruise operator Carnival is expected to report a “positive” set of full year results with 32% increase in earnings per share (EPS).

17 Dec
food, supermarket, vegetables
Casino tumbles on damning Muddy Waters report

Shares in French supermarket operator Casino Guichard-Perrachon tumbled on Thursday after a damning report from Muddy Waters Research, which said it was “one of the most overvalued and misunderstood companies” it has ever come across.

17 Dec
New York Stock Exchange, NYSE, markets, Wall Street
US pre-open: Markets set to rise after Fed hike

US stock futures were up on Thursday, following the decision from the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates.

17 Dec
Yuan, China
Asia rallies after landmark Fed decision

The effects of the US Federal Reserve's landmark decision were rebounding all over the Asian markets on Thursday, with major indices in the region showing a renewed confidence in the global outlook.

17 Dec
Dixons Carphone, electrical retail
Thursday newspaper share tips: Dixons Carphone has long-term potential

Investing in Dixons Carphone is a good long term plan, according to The Times’ Tempus.

17 Dec
corner shop convenience off license
Local Shopping rescue plan continues with property disposals

Local Shopping's rescue plan continued apace on Thursday, as the real estate investment trust updated the market on the last 12 months.

17 Dec
yellen, fed, janet yellen
Europe midday: Stocks power ahead as investors welcome Fed rate hike

European stocks powered ahead as investors welcomed the Federal Reserve’s first rate hike in nearly a decade and reassurance that the tightening path will be gradual.

17 Dec
factory, factories, manufacturing, manufacturer
UK factory orders rise in December

Factory orders in the UK reached a three-month high in December, but manufacturers still expect their output to contract mildly over the next three months, according to a survey from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).

17 Dec
London midday: Stocks rise on UK retail sales, Fed decision

London stocks rallied as UK retail sales figures beat forecasts and as the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates for the first time in nearly a decade.

17 Dec
scottish power
Atlantis Resources buys tidal power assets from Scottish Power

Tidal energy asset manager Atlantis Resources has agreed to buy two projects from Scottish Power Renewables in an all-share deal.