Новости за 10.07.2015

July 10 (Reuters) - BlackRock Inc is calling for a series of reforms that both regulators and asset managers should consider to address concerns about liquidity in the fixed income market.

LONDON (Reuters) - Global buyout houses and property speculators are stalling investment raids on Greece, spooked by the possibility that bargains could be snared for fractions of today's prices if the country quits the euro.

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish police launched raids across the country on Friday, detaining 21 people, most suspected of belonging to Islamic State, the state-run Anadolu news agency reported.

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish police launched raids across the country on Friday, detaining 21 people, most suspected of belonging to Islamic State, the state-run Anadolu news agency reported.

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top share index climbed to its highest level in more than a week on Friday after Greece presented a tough reform package in its bid to seal a debt agreement, with energy and insurance stocks featuring among top gainers.

The Greek parliament will vote on whether to throw its weight behind new tough new proposals, as the government tries to convince creditors it's serious about reaching a deal. Ivor Bennett reports on how everyday Greeks are reacting to developments.

The Greek parliament will vote on whether to throw its weight behind new tough new proposals, as the government tries to convince creditors it's serious about reaching a deal. Ivor Bennett reports on how everyday Greeks are reacting to developments.

DHAKA (Reuters) - South Africa's Kagiso Rabada became only the second bowler to claim a hat-trick on his one-day international debut when he wrecked Bangladesh's top order in the rain-hit first ODI of the three-match series on Friday.

Greece's construction industry has come to a virtual standstill as capital controls choke small business. As the future of the country is decided over the weekend, Kirsty Basset looks at how day to day business activities have become almost impossible.

Greece's construction industry has come to a virtual standstill as capital controls choke small business. As the future of the country is decided over the weekend, Kirsty Basset looks at how day to day business activities have become almost impossible.

DHAKA, July 10 (Reuters) - South Africa's Kagiso Rabada became only the second bowler to claim a hat-trick on his one-day international debut when he wrecked Bangladesh's top order in the rain-hit first ODI of the three-match series on Friday.

GULLANE, Scotland (Reuters) - Justin Rose hit an elderly spectator on the head with a wayward drive at the Scottish Open on Friday and the sight of the wound caused a 14-year-old boy to faint.

AMSTERDAM, July 10 (Reuters) - The Dutch government on Friday said it would ban shale gas drilling for five years and will not renew existing licences for exploration, a statement said.

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's government said on Friday it would remove obstacles to building new houses as it tries to tackle a chronic shortage of homes and put its economy on a sounder footing.

GULLANE, Scotland, July 10 (Reuters) - Justin Rose hit an elderly spectator on the head with a wayward drive at the Scottish Open on Friday and the sight of the wound caused a 14-year-old boy to faint.

NEW YORK, July 10 (Reuters) - A U.S. judge has rejected Brazilian state-run oil producer Petrobras' effort to dismiss a lawsuit claiming that years of corruption, including bribery, caused more than $98 billion of its stock and bonds to be overvalued.

SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Uruguayan striker Diego Forlan is to return to Penarol, the club where his father was a star and where he played as a boy, the Montevideo side announced on Friday.

UFA, July 10 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin called on Friday for lifting all sanctions against Iran as soon as a deal on Tehran's nuclear programme is reached.

BEIJING/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Chinese authorities have detained about half a dozen former employees of Tencent Holdings Ltd for alleged corruption and bribery, as well as a current Alibaba Group Holding Ltd executive, the two companies said.

COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's war-time president, Mahinda Rajapaksa, has signed nomination papers to fight an Aug. 17 election as part of a coalition led by President Maithripala Sirisena, Rajapaksa's spokesman said on Friday.

LONDON (Reuters) - England will face World Cup winners Germany in Berlin on March 26 next year ahead of the 2016 European Championships, the Football Association said on Friday.

ERBIL, Iraq/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Iraqi Shi'ite militia fighters are tightening a noose around the Islamic State-held city of Falluja west of Baghdad as the first stage of a counter-offensive in the Sunni province of Anbar, likely to determine the course of the conflict in coming months.

ERBIL, Iraq/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Iraqi Shi'ite militia fighters are tightening a noose around the Islamic State-held city of Falluja west of Baghdad as the first stage of a counter-offensive in the Sunni province of Anbar, likely to determine the course of the conflict in coming months.

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese stocks rose strongly for a second day on Friday, buoyed by a barrage of government support measures, but worries persist about the long-term impact that four weeks of market turmoil may have on the world's second-largest economy.

Violent clashes erupt between demonstrators and police in India's northern Kashmir during protests against a crackdown by authorities on separatist leaders. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).