23 March 2009 Archive
FTSE 100 tests 4,000 on US toxic asset clean-up
The FTSE 100 pushed towards the 4,000 mark today for the first time since February. |
Conservative confusion over inheritance tax
Cutting inheritance tax would not be a priority for the Conservations, if they came into power, shadow business secretary Ken Clarke said over the weekend. |
US to buy up $500bn in toxic bank assets
The Obama administration is scheduled to announce a new scheme to buy up as much as $500 billion (£343.2 billion) in bad banking assets today. |
FTSE 100 jumps 1.5% on US $500bn asset clear-up
The FTSE 100 started the week on a positive note, jumping over the 3,900 mark on opening. |
Will China lead the way out global recession?
Nations around the world are being hit by the global recession, but could China provide one area for growth. |
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