PA ANALYSIS: BP profits battered, should oil investors expect more pain?
The sharp fall in BP’s profit was expected, but should investors be expecting more of the same going forward?
The sharp fall in BP’s profit was expected, but should investors be expecting more of the same going forward?
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BP is readying itself for further declines in the oil price following a halving in quarterly profits, the firm has announced in its Q2 2015 results.
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Shares in Reckitt Benckiser rose more than 1.5% on Monday after it produced a strong set of first half numbers.
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Post-RDR, the passive and active camps have both moved on, with debates around active share, index biases and cost all coming to the fore in the spirit of innovation.
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How likely are investors to put their cash into companies listed on Britain’s iconic index?
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The price of oil has fallen $20 since February on the back of weak data from the US and China, and the anticipation that gas will take a larger share of the energy market.
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BP’s move to exit its Russian TNK-BP joint-venture and increase its stake in state-owned energy company Rosneft has been met with a mixed reaction.
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