By Joe Hoppe Barratt Developments said Friday that it has agreed to the future sale of 604 homes to Citra Living Properties, a wholly-owned Lloyds Banking.
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By Joe Hoppe Barratt Developments said Friday that it has agreed to the future sale of 604 homes to Citra Living Properties, a wholly-owned Lloyds Banking Group subsidiary, for a total cash consideration of 168.4 million pounds ($212.4 million).
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Again, investors were reminded of the determination of Western central banks to raise rates at the ECB conference in Portugal. And again, they couldn t care less. Meanwhile, the UK is having to deal with the debt crisis at Thames Water, which weighed on utilities. The FTSE 100 ended yesterday 0.4% lower. However, financial outperformed after US banks passed the Fed s annual stress test.