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News UK Obama World In Depth Politics Health and Science Sports Wimbledon 2009 Football Cricket Formula One Golf Rugby Union Rugby League Money Business Economy Your Money Entertainment Entertainment Store Film Film Trailers Film Reviews Music Music Reviews Music Festivals TV Big Brother 10 Books Reference Free Brochures	Money Headlines 04 July 2009 08:37 BST FTSE 100 flat as insurers weigh The FTSE 100 remained flat, closing just 0.05 per cent higher at 4,236.28, as a rise in banking stocks offset a fall in the insurance sector. Barclays was up by 2.77 per cent, while Lloyds Banking Group... Full Story London firms loses £6m after rogue trader's oil trades A London broker has lost £6 million after an alleged rogue trader made substantial authorised bets on the oil market. Full Story Record repayments on mortgages in first quarter The sharp fall in house prices has resulted in record mortgage repayments of £8.1 bilion in the first quarter, it has been announced. Full Story FTSE 100 flat after falls The FTSE 100 was flat this morning after yesterday's sharp falls on US unemployment data. Full Story Darling warns bankers to avoid past mistakes The chancellor has warned the consequences would be "disastrous" if bankers reverted to past practices amid signs of economic recovery. Full Story Fifth of local councils see some evidence of upturn FTSE 100 down 2.45% FTSE 100 down 1.4% Plans for Royal Mail sell-off shelved Government nationalises East Coast rail service FTSE 100 up 2.15% on commodities New rules for MPs' second jobs Mining stock rally lifts FTSE 100 GDP suffers worst quarterly fall since 1958 Poor US consumer confidence rocks FTSE 100 Lloyds Banking Group to cut further 2,113 jobs Finance In Focus Random House chief named business woman of the year Gail Rebuck, Chief Executive of The Random House Group, has won the Veuve Clicquot Business Woman Award for 2009. Full Story Plan for your family's future with a finance clinic Bosses demand email responses within 10 minutes BUDGET 2009 Chancellor Alistair Darling delivered his second Budget, and the first since Britain entered recession. Get the key points from the chancellor's Budget statement and all the news, analysis, reaction and interviews from the 2009 Budget. Free brochures Find FREE brochures on a variety of financial topics using our brochure finder, including brochures on savings, property and insurance.
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