Good morning from London, where the FTSE is down again this morning following news from China that its exports fell by 7.5% in May – far more than the estimated drop of 0.4%.
UK high street lender Halifax meanwhile reported the first fall in UK house prices since December 2012 meanwhile, saying that average prices are now 1% lower on the year.
Shell shares fell at the open after a regulatory ruling that banned three of the energy giant’s adverts over misleading environmental claims.
Lloyds Bank has threatened to push the owners of the Telegraph into administration, following failed debt negotiations over the latter’s long-standing loans with the lender.
British Airways is among firms facing an ultimatum from hackers, who have threatened to publish personal information from staff if they do not contact the gang.
And shares in 888 Holdings soared after UK gambling industry veterans revealed their investment vehicle FS Gaming Investments now holds a 6.5%-plus stake in the William Hill owner.
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