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The House Judiciary Committee has sent two articles of impeachment against President Trump in advance to the House floor for a final vote in the chamber.
European stocks were sharply higher on Friday following news that the US and China have reached an initial trade deal, thus avoiding a new round of tariffs, with a landslide victory for the Conservative Party in the UK general election also boosting sentiment.
Analysts at RBC Capital Markets took a fresh look at Centamin on Friday, stating it would not normally comment on board changes but think that given the firm's current situation and the recent approach by Endeavour Mining that it warranted attention.
London’s domestically-focused FTSE 250 stole the limelight on Friday, hitting an all-time high as sterling surged after Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party secured a large parliamentary majority, with reports of a Sino-US trade deal also buoying the mood.
China confirmed that it has reached an agreement with Washington on a phase-one trade deal, including the roll-back of some US tariffs and the cancellation of the new duties that both sides had been preparing to impose on 15 December.
The Wall Street Journal story on the China Deal is completely wrong, especially their statement on Tariffs. Fake News. They should find a better leaker!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 13, 2019.
Analysts at Shore Capital raised their rating on events and publishing company Informa from 'hold' to 'buy' on Friday, stating the group's acquisition of UBM had established it as the leading player in the global exhibitions industry.
Segro revealed on Friday that non-executive director Sue Clayton had purchased 7,000 ordinary shares in the FTSE 100-listed real estate investment trust.
Eramet updated the market on manganese ore and nickel price trends, and its outlook for the 2019 financial year, on Friday, reporting that in recent months, it had performed well in terms of production, confirming its targets for 2019.
Hexagon Composites announced on Friday that the Hellesylt Hydrogen Hub - a consortium of players in the hydrogen field, including Hexagon - has been awarded NOK 37. 6m under the ‘PILOT-E’ funding scheme for the development of a hydrogen production facility.
London's FTSE 250 soared 3. 54% higher at 21,529. 72 in afternoon trade on Friday, as investors digested the impact of a resounding Conservative general election victory.
Microsoft released the design for the new Xbox Series X on Thursday and kicked off what will surely be a console war with Sony throughout 2020 for next-generation gaming hardware.
CEPS announced on Friday that two of its indirect subsidiaries - CEM Press and Travelfast, trading as Sampling International - were filing a notice of intention to appoint an administrator.
Environmental infrastructure fund JLEN Environmental Assets Group announced the acquisition of a 70% equity stake in Bio Collectors Holdings (BCH) on Friday.
Reports that the US was set to cancel the new trade tariffs that were set to go ahead on the following and partially roll-back pre-existing ones might be wide of the mark.
