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Market buzz: Sky and BT win most Premier League TV rights
1920: English Premier League football TV broadcasting rights for the three seasons beginning 2019/20 have been decided - well most of them. BT Sport and Sky Sports have defended well, keeping most of the games for a cost of £4. 46bn, with two of the seven live broadcasting packages still to be confirmed by the EPL, which said there was "interest from multiple bidders". BT Group has secured a package of 32 games per season for a total across the three seasons of £885m.
Sky and BT cut spending on Premier League football TV rights
Most Premier League football live broadcast packages for the three seasons beginning 2019/20 have been agreed, with Sky and BT Group picking up the bulk of games for £4. 5bn.
FX round-up: Pound lifted by inflation data, dollar falls ahead of its own CPI
Sterling gained strength on Tuesday after UK inflation figures came out stronger than expected, while the dollar also fell against the euro and the yen.
Wednesday preview: US inflation data 'key' to stock market correction
Tuesday's US inflation reading is seen as crucial to many traders and analysts, with eurozone GDP unlikely to surprise and UK company results coming from the likes of Galliford Try and Shire.
South Africa's ANC calls for President Zuma to resign
South African President Jacob Zuma has asked to be given more time after being recalled by his party, the ruling African National Congress.
Interserve accounts come under close watch from Cabinet Office
Interserve is coming under particularly close attention by the government after the collapse of rival contractor Carillion, according to new reports.
Stronger UK inflation increases pressure for BoE rate hike
UK inflation in January was higher that the market expected and keeps the prospect of a Bank of England interest rate hike in play over the coming months.
Morrisons agrees Channel Islands wholesale deal with Sandpiper
Morrisons has struck a long-term commercial agreement with the leading operator of retail outlets in the Channel Islands.
Tui shares fly to new heights after strong first quarter
Tour operator Tui jetted off to a strong start for its financial year with sales and underlying earnings both much improved on last year, sending its shares to fresh highs.