BP Printed $5.732 Billion, Five Hubs Remain Unsold, and FTSE Last Sold 10,879.38 Wednesday’s UK Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Tuesday’s FTSE 10,879.38, BP’s $5.732 billion print, 525 pence, Archaea as a process, five unsold North Sea hubs, and RAC’s 160p. Wednesday 8:00 has not opened.
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Tuesday London cash is the last equity sale: FTSE 10,879.38, BP 525 pence after a $5.732 billion print. Five hubs remain unsold. Wednesday 8:00 has not opened.
FTSE Tuesday 10,879.38, up 0.2 percent. BP last sold 525 pence, down 4.9 percent, after $5.732 billion of underlying RC profit, $10.858 billion OCF, and $22.251 billion net debt. Wednesday 8:00 has not opened. Archaea is now a sale process. Five North Sea hubs remain unsold. Shell last sold 3,321.50 pence. Reuters Tuesday oil is Brent $79.36. RAC still lists 160p unleaded and about 179p diesel, an £88 fill. Bank Rate remains 3.75 percent, 6-3. A $5.7 billion print is not a league table. Premier League still lists Arsenal against Coventry on 21 August. A U.S. Tuesday 5-1 at Wrigley is not this paper’s entertainment object. Wright’s mines remain geography. Rosebank still has no Commons license. Cursor still sits in a U.S. third-quarter 8-K. Super Micro’s unused shoe did not print on the LSE. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition