Economic fears on a high as market gripped by bears
Released on: July 14, 2008, 11:52 pm
Press Release Author: Gracy
Industry: Financial
Press Release Summary: Shares in Britain dived again leading to its first bear market for five years.
Press Release Body: London (Longdogfinance) July 14, 2008: The shares market in the city witnessed an unprecedented high with diving shares leading to the city\'s first bear market for five years. In the recent times, the market has witnessed classification of a bear market followed by a penetrating slide in the stock values over a sustained time period. Market analysts had predicted that if things do not settle in the right places real soon, the UK market is bound to witness some shockwaves real soon.
Market\'s volatility was heightened by the takeover rumours surrounding Marks & Spencer. The mortgage market is still showing a few recovery signs in the recent times, as per the Council of Mortgage Lenders. Some of the biggest losers in the world of shares market included Taylor Wimpey(-10%), Royal Bank of Scotland(-3.6%) and ITV(-4.55) along with several other big names.
The recent announcement by Persimmon, a leading building company, to cut down 1,000 jobs due to the rising housing crisis and after its \'worthless\' shares in struggling mortgage lender Bradford & Bingley were declared by a firm of City brokers. The news has erupted and the impact can be seen in the recent fall in its share prices.
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