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European Stocks Mixed; Virus and Brexit Talks in Focus

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By Peter Nurse Investing.com - European stock markets traded mixed Monday, with investors focusing on virus concerns and ongoing Brexit trade negotiations at the end of a positive month. At 3:55 AM ET (0855 GMT), the DAX in Germany traded largely flat, the CAC 40 in France fell 0.4%, while the U.K.'s FTSE 100 index rose 0.3%. Largely positive news surrounding potential vaccines...

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Dutch bank ABN Amro to shed almost 3,000 jobs in pull back from abroad

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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch bank ABN Amro said on Monday it would cut almost 3,000 jobs by 2024 as it retreats to the Netherlands and limits its international exposure to northwest Europe. ABN, one of the three dominant lenders in the Netherlands, said it would cut 15% of its current staff of about 19,000 by 2024, as it seeks to bring down...

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Japan October factory output rises for fifth month, retail sales jump

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By Daniel Leussink TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's industrial output rose for the fifth straight month in October, fuelled by stronger machinery and car production, suggesting the economic is recovering further from the damage caused by the COVID-19 crisis. The world's third-largest economy rebounded sharply in the third quarter from a pandemic-induced slump, thanks to a record surge in private consumption and stronger...

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With Arcadia facing administration, Mike Ashley’s Frasers offers emergency loan

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LONDON (Reuters) - Mike Ashley's Frasers Group confirmed on Monday it had offered 50 million pounds of emergency funding to Philip Green's Arcadia fashion group, which is on the brink of falling into administration. Frasers said it was awaiting a substantive response. "Should the company and the Arcadia Group's efforts to agree an...

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Lloyds names HSBC’s Charlie Nunn as new Chief Executive

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LONDON (Reuters) - LLoyds Banking Group said on Monday that Charlie Nunn, currently head of wealth and personal banking at HSBC, is to be its next Chief Executive. Nunn will replace Antonio Horta-Osorio who said in July that he would step down next year once a successor was appointed. ...

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FTSE 100 retreats on Brexit concerns, set for best month in 31 years

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(Reuters) - London shares fell on Monday as fears of a no-deal Brexit as well as the economic damage from the COVID-19 pandemic knocked back sentiment at the end of the best month for the FTSE 100 in more than three decades. The blue-chip FTSE 100 was down 0.4% by 0804 GMT following a rally of more than 13% this month that...

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Field narrows for global miner Rio Tinto’s top job

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By Melanie Burton and Helen Reid MELBOURNE/JOHANNESBERG (Reuters) - Rio Tinto (LON:RIO) will look to a handful of external candidates in a narrowing field for its new chief executive, as the miner tries to win back investors dismayed by the blasting of an ancient Australian rock shelter, bankers and investors say. The top priority for a new CEO will be...

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French police search for British woman missing in Pyrenees

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MADRID (Reuters) - A British woman who has spent six years travelling around Europe with her partner has gone missing in the Pyrenees on the border between Spain and France, French police said on Sunday. Esther Dingley, 37, has not been heard of since she spoke to her partner Daniel Colegate on Nov. 22. She went missing after travelling in the...

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German banks should brace for insolvencies, hold off dividends – BuBa’s Buch

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BERLIN (Reuters) - German banks have sufficient capital buffers to weather the COVID-19 crisis but should prepare for a rise in insolvencies and refrain from paying out dividends for now, Bundesbank Vice President Claudia Buch said in a newspaper interview published on Sunday. The German government has temporarily waived an obligation to file for insolvency to avoid a wave of corporate bankruptcies...

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EU budget rules need adjustment but no debt cancellation, says Gentiloni

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MILAN (Reuters) - European Union budget rules need to be more consistent with expected higher levels of sovereign debt, the bloc's economics commissioner said, but dismissed calls to cancel debt amassed during the coronavirus crisis. The idea of debt cancellation has been raised by Italy's co-ruling 5-Star Movement, backing a proposal by EU Parliament President David Sassoli. "In Europe debts cannot be...

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European Stocks Mixed; Virus and Brexit Talks in Focus

Dutch bank ABN Amro to shed almost 3,000 jobs in pull back from abroad

Japan October factory output rises for fifth month, retail sales jump

With Arcadia facing administration, Mike Ashley’s Frasers offers emergency loan

Lloyds names HSBC’s Charlie Nunn as new Chief Executive

FTSE 100 retreats on Brexit concerns, set for best month in 31 years

Field narrows for global miner Rio Tinto’s top job

French police search for British woman missing in Pyrenees

German banks should brace for insolvencies, hold off dividends – BuBa’s Buch

EU budget rules need adjustment but no debt cancellation, says Gentiloni

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