Diageo Printed a $1 Billion Save, the FTSE Closed 10,867.89, and Five Hubs Stay Unsold Friday’s United Kingdom Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Thursday’s FTSE 10,867.89, Diageo’s $1 billion three-year save, Castlelake’s walk-away from easyJet, and five unsold North Sea hubs. Friday 8:00 has not opened.
Two minutes max — then you’re dangerous at breakfast.
Thursday London cash is the last equity sale: FTSE 10,867.89. Diageo printed a $1 billion save. Five hubs remain unsold. Friday 8:00 has not opened.
FTSE Thursday 10,867.89, down 0.19 percent. Friday 8:00 has not opened. Diageo outlined a $1 billion save over three years. Castlelake abandoned easyJet, leaving a £5.7 billion Apollo path. Five North Sea hubs remain unsold. Glencore’s Wednesday $10.1 billion print is prior. Thursday oil: Brent $82.49 and WTI $77.29. RAC still lists 160p. Bank Rate remains 3.75 percent, 6-3. Premier League still lists Arsenal against Coventry on 21 August. A U.S. Thursday 3-2 in 11 at Wrigley is not this paper’s entertainment object. Do not write U.S. July payrolls. A Hormuz ban-bill review did not license Rosebank. Wright’s mines remain geography. 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