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World stock markets fall after Ben Bernanke hints at easing stimulus
World stock markets fell sharply on Thursday and UK government borrowing costs hit a 15-month high after the chair of the Federal Reserve gave the clearest signal yet that America's huge stimulus package will be slowed this year.
US Stock Futures Drop As Fed Fears Roil Markets  Wall Street Journal
Wall St. to slide after Fed's stimulus wind-down outline  Reuters
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UK banks told to find further �13bn
The UK's banks have been told to find an additional �13.4bn of capital this year on top of the balance sheet-strengthening measures they had already been planning.
Regulator tells Barclays, Lloyds and RBS to plug �27bn hole in finances  The Independent
PRA tells banks to raise another �13 billion  Reuters UK
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UK Consumer Spending Shows Mild Pickup
LONDON�U.K. consumer spending is picking-up despite weak wage rises, as a revival in the housing market makes Britons feel richer.
UK retail sales sees strong rise in May  BBC News
'Food binge' helps retail sales hit record levels in May in boost to ...  This is Money
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Dixons Retail wins with �95m profits
The boss of Currys and PC World owner Dixons Retail today declared the retailer was moving from �survivor to winner� as a boom in tablet sales sent UK profits flying.
Dixons sees no let up in UK tablets boom  Reuters
Booming sales of tablet computers boost Dixons  Financial Times
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FTSE hits five month-low after Fed plans stimulus slowdown
By Alistair Smout. LONDON | Thu Jun 20, 2013 12:05pm BST. LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top shares slid to five-month lows on Thursday, led by miners after the U.S.
FTSE 100 Watch: Footsie Dives on Fears of End to US Stimulus  iNVEZZ
UK's FTSE hits 5 month-low  Post (subscription)
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UK should provide GM crop technology to poor countries, says Owen Paterson
Britain would be acting immorally if it did not make GM crop technologies available to poor countries, Owen Paterson told international crop scientists in a major speech that was dismissed by his opponents as "agribusiness propaganda" but was welcomed by ...
Downing St refuses to say whether David Cameron would eat GM food  Telegraph.co.uk
'Back GM food or children will die': Stark warning from Environment ...  Daily Mail
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Eurotunnel passengers being ripped off by 'excessive' �32 supplement
Passengers travelling through the Channel Tunnel are being ripped off, the European Commission (EC) said today. The EC called on Eurotunnel, the owners of the rail link, to slash its �excessive� �32 per passenger return levy plus per train fee to use the ...
EU tells UK, France to cut Channel tunnel charges  AFP
EU moves to cut high Eurotunnel charges  Telegraph.co.uk
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Bank Traders, Brokers Worked With Hayes on Libor
Tom Hayes, the former UBS AG (UBSN) and Citigroup Inc. (C) trader, conspired with employees of at least five other banks and three interdealer brokers over a four-year period to manipulate Yen Libor rates, prosecutors said.
Banker Thomas Hayes first to face UK Libor conspiracy charges  Financial Times
Former Trader Appears in London Court on Libor Fraud Charges  New York Times
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Factories struggle in June, hiring slows: Markit
NEW YORK | Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:00am EDT. NEW YORK (Reuters) - Manufacturing activity growth slowed slightly in June as the pace of hiring and overseas demand weakened, making the second quarter the weakest for the sector in the last four, a survey ...
Coming up: US June flash manufacturing PMI  MarketWatch
Eurozone's private sector PMI hits 15-month high  Telegraph.co.uk
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Money Talks: mortgage lending, inflation and dissatisfied commuters
The UK property market is most defintiely on an upwards trend, according to the latest mortgage figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
Mortgage increase points to housing boom  Telegraph.co.uk
Mortgage lending up 21% to highest in five years  The Independent (blog)
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