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Week Ahead: an 'Atlantic divide' and a stopover in BrusselsEurozone leaders will start the week with some big decisions to make, ahead of data that could further highlight the widening economic divide.
Iran?s threat to fast-growing QatarQatar is one of the fastest growing economies in the world but growing tensions with Iran could suffocate its growth
More FSA fines for Punch Taverns insider dealingGreenlight Capital's former compliance officer and a JP Morgan Cazenove trader have been fined over the insider dealing of Punch Taverns shares.
The best and worst corporate bond funds of 2011UK corporate bonds funds were one of the top performing sectors last year. We look at the winners and losers
Chart of the Day: the message from the pros? Enjoy market rally while it lastsAssets that were dumped last year are being gobbled up by starved investors.
FTSE retreats as Greek ?game of chicken? continuesHornby (HRN.L) tumbles 32p to 95p after the toy manufacturer issued a profit warning following a weak run-up to Christmas.
Buy low, sell high: we test the theoryA basic understanding of the price to earnings (P/E) ratio could boost your returns, says Mike Deverell, and he's got the data to prove it.
Hot Stocks: investors turn to trusted favouritesStephen Barber of Selftrade looks at the top 10 shares bought and sold in the past week.
BlackRock World Mining Trust looks to gain from China 'soft landing'Catherine Raw, co-manager of the BlackRock World Mining Trust, says Chinese economic growth level 'more than supports' current commodity prices.
The Expert View: easyJet, Greggs and A.G.BarrA round-up of analyst notes, including their take on Aveva and Misys.
Citywire Top Stocks Daily News DigestAll the news from across the web about the companies featured in Citywire's Top Stocks.
Overnight Markets: Weak home sales data disrupts Wall Street rallyBut Asia advances on hope the Bank of Japan may take strong measures to stem the yen?s gain.
Friday Papers: Cameron criticises European financial taxThe prime minister said the economic design of the eurozone was seriously flawed.
Miners buoy FTSE as US commits to boosting growthBritain?s index of blue-chip shares hits six-month high in intraday trade as mining companies soar to the top of the leader board.
Identity fraud biggest threat as number of scams soarsSome 113,000 cases of identity fraud were reported last year ? a 10% increase on 2010.
Tax return deadline extended due to strikeStrike action has forced HMRC to extend the self assessment deadline by two days.
Personality Finance FTSE spirals; BP falls on Deepwater rulingBritish and European markets go into reverse as inconclusive Greek debt talks drag the mood down.
Funds industry denies unit trusts are a 'rip off'The chief of the IMA has debunked critics' claims of 'hidden' charges, but has done nothing to say if funds are too expensive.
Citywire Selection Review: 10 funds we're adding and droppingCitywire's head of research Jonathan Miller reveals which funds have been added ? and dropped ? from our Selection investment recommendations.
Does Stephen Hester deserve his RBS bonus?Turning round the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.L) required a poacher to turn gamekeeper, but we wanted a hero too.
Week Ahead: an 'Atlantic divide' and a stopover in BrusselsEurozone leaders will start the week with some big decisions to make, ahead of data that could further highlight the widening economic divide.
Iran?s threat to fast-growing QatarQatar is one of the fastest growing economies in the world but growing tensions with Iran could suffocate its growth
More FSA fines for Punch Taverns insider dealingGreenlight Capital's former compliance officer and a JP Morgan Cazenove trader have been fined over the insider dealing of Punch Taverns shares.
The best and worst corporate bond funds of 2011UK corporate bonds funds were one of the top performing sectors last year. We look at the winners and losers
Chart of the Day: the message from the pros? Enjoy market rally while it lastsAssets that were dumped last year are being gobbled up by starved investors.
FTSE retreats as Greek ?game of chicken? continuesHornby (HRN.L) tumbles 32p to 95p after the toy manufacturer issued a profit warning following a weak run-up to Christmas.
Buy low, sell high: we test the theoryA basic understanding of the price to earnings (P/E) ratio could boost your returns, says Mike Deverell, and he's got the data to prove it.
Hot Stocks: investors turn to trusted favouritesStephen Barber of Selftrade looks at the top 10 shares bought and sold in the past week.
BlackRock World Mining Trust looks to gain from China 'soft landing'Catherine Raw, co-manager of the BlackRock World Mining Trust, says Chinese economic growth level 'more than supports' current commodity prices.
The Expert View: easyJet, Greggs and A.G.BarrA round-up of analyst notes, including their take on Aveva and Misys.
Citywire Top Stocks Daily News DigestAll the news from across the web about the companies featured in Citywire's Top Stocks.
Overnight Markets: Weak home sales data disrupts Wall Street rallyBut Asia advances on hope the Bank of Japan may take strong measures to stem the yen?s gain.
Friday Papers: Cameron criticises European financial taxThe prime minister said the economic design of the eurozone was seriously flawed.
Miners buoy FTSE as US commits to boosting growthBritain?s index of blue-chip shares hits six-month high in intraday trade as mining companies soar to the top of the leader board.
Identity fraud biggest threat as number of scams soarsSome 113,000 cases of identity fraud were reported last year ? a 10% increase on 2010.
Tax return deadline extended due to strikeStrike action has forced HMRC to extend the self assessment deadline by two days.
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