Market Pulse
U&I appointed to develop £850m Mayfield Quarter
Mixed-use property regeneration company U&I announced on Monday that it has been appointed by the Mayfield Partnership to develop the £850m Mayfield Quarter urban regeneration project in Manchester.
London open: Stocks in the black as investors eye central banks
Stocks in London rose in early trade, rebounding from losses on Friday as investors shifted their attention to upcoming central bank meetings.
Stride Gaming sees FY ahead of market expectations
Stride Gaming said on Monday that it expects its results for the year to the ahead of market views following very strong trading in the second half.
Segro sells Heathrow industrial estate for £80m
FTSE 250 property developer Segro sold its Heston and Airlinks industrial estate near Heathrow airport for £79. 5m to Capital Industrial, a property investment and management company.
HICL Infrastructure to raise up to £145m for new investments
HICL Infrastructure announced a proposal on Monday, to raise £76m through an issue of ordinary shares.
Workspace gets planning permission for Stratford Office Village
Workspace has been granted planning permission for the redevelopment of Stratford Office Village, which was valued at £14m in March.
London pre-open: Stocks seen higher; central bank meetings in focus
Stocks in London were expected to open higher, rebounding from losses at the end of last week as investors turned their attention to upcoming central bank meetings.
Dairy Crest moots 'sudden' inflationary pressures
Cheese and butter maker Dairy Crest said that sudden cost inflation across all dairy markets is likely to have an impact on butter volumes and margins in the second half, after first-half profits were up on the previous year.
Monday newspaper round-up: Brexit warning, US trade deal, Rolls, LSE
The City would lose a key power that makes it a global financial hub under a “hard Brexit” scenario, the head of the German central bank has warned. Britain would be stripped of the right to authorise banks and other finance companies to operate across the remaining 27 European Union nations unless it remained in the European Economic Area, Jens Weidmann, president of the Bundesbank said. - The Times.