United Kingdom | Wednesday, 3 December 2008

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31. Supermarkets start fuel price war
Three major supermarkets began a petrol price war on Tuesday, cutting fuel prices by up to five pence a litre and offering some relief for hard-pressed motorists.
22 Jul 2008
32. Peering beyond the gloom in this week's markets
Second-quarter earnings reports and a recent decline in oil and food prices have offered hunkered-down investors some encouragement to start looking beyond the deep market gloom for potential bargains.
22 Jul 2008
33. Gas bills to soar as oil link strengthens-report
Gas prices are going to be more strongly influenced by global oil markets for the foreseeable future and householders will have to get used to spending much more on energy unless the surge in oil costs is reversed, Eclipse Energy Group said.
21 Jul 2008
34. Forced sellers cast shadow over equity markets
Investors looking for the next shoe to drop in Europe's stock bear market are watching the region's pension funds and insurers uneasily.
17 Jul 2008
35. FTSE ends Thursday in bear market
The FTSE 100 share index fell into a bear market on Thursday. By the end of the day the index had fallen 2.2 per cent by 122.8 points to 5,406.8.
10 Jul 2008
36. Peugeot sees strong sales growth in emerging markets
PSA Peugeot Citroen said its sales increased 4.6 per cent in the first half of the year thanks to strong demand from emerging markets and new models.
08 Jul 2008
37. Job market slows in UK
A report released on Monday has suggested that demand for permanent staff fell in June for the first time in five years, whilst demand for temp billings grew at its weakest pace in five months.
08 Jul 2008
38. Housing slowdown starts to bite economy hard
Construction activity fell at its sharpest pace in at least 11 years in June, a survey showed on Wednesday, in one of the clearest signs yet of how falling house prices are hitting the wider economy.
02 Jul 2008
39. Crash worries grow over housing market
Fears of a property market crash mounted on Monday after new figures showed approvals for home loans plummeting to a record low and the consumer mood at its bleakest since the onset of the recession in 1990.
30 Jun 2008
40. Global equity issuance rebounds but outlook bleak
Global equity capital markets activity rebounded in the second quarter as financial institutions scrambled to raise capital, but the bleak economic outlook means bankers are cautious for the second half, according to Thomson Reuters data released on Friday.
30 Jun 2008
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