BP’s embattled CEO Tony Hayward will resign from his position in the month of August. Sources close to BP said that Tony Hayward who is 53 years old will make the announcement in the month of August. The reason given to Financiere about the resignation is that the company is trying to regain its reputation which was badly effected after the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill.

When we approached the spokesman of BP Scott Dean, he clearly denied the report adding that the report is “a myth” adding that “Tony Hayward is in charge of BP”.
The oil spill has now stopped after a temporary capping on oil pipe but a permanent solution is yet to be seen. The Gulf of Mexico is a very big ocean and the efforts to clean the oil spill are not enough. It is considered the America’s worst environmental crisis, where more than 100 million gallons have gushed into the Gulf.
[Source: MSNBC]



The news which circulated the market about antenna problem in the new iPhone 4G has pushed apple shares down to almost 1% in single day trading. It is expected that Apple shares will further fall to average 6% effecting the apple share holders. The market analysts reported financiere about the Apple iPhone 3G launch after which the shares market boomed to new extents and Apple became the investors’ favorite.
The new iPhone 4 faced much criticism when the later new about the reception problem. The CEO of Apple Steve Jobs apologized to people and denied that the new iPhone 4 have antenna problems and the problem persist while users cover the specific spot of iPhone with bare hands. Apple Inc. will give free iPhone covers to its users which will help resolve the reception problem.
The Stock Markets around the world were seen under negative trend specially in China where the industrial companies dropped and banks of China were seen rising. The stock markets around the world were cautious as U.S. services reports were disappointing allowing investors to be cautious in making investment move.
Oil prices rose to nearly $73 a barrel in Asia and similar effects were seen in stock market and euro exchange rate. The euro advanced to $1.2594 from $1.2537. The euro will continue rising till the end of August and then it will be the most suitable time for investors to sell their euros and earn more than 20% profits.
BP shares are seen rising whereas the FTSE 100 was recorded at 4,790 points and still declining. The analysts believe that BP have supported their shares market by pulling investments from big players. Other sources confirm that the shares market is pseudo and is likely to collapse very soon. Some investors believe that the shares are kept high so that their current investors doesn’t withdraw and those who are selling BP shares now are getting good price for it. The buyers indeed are BP’s own to maintain the share price.

FTSE has dropped to nearly 10 month low. The FTSE 100 is currently at 4,790 points and is still predicted to fall but analysts believe that the market will soon recover and will reach to 5,480 points. The matter of fact is that BP shares are on the rise which is not possible for investors to digest. The market falling and the BP shares rising is creating a panic in the market and investors are not sure about the future of the FTSE. The best time considered for new investors to enter market is now because the rates are lower and the shares prices are least. The investment sector should be targeted by previous market data prioritizing the airlines sector, food sector and energy sector. These sectors are predicted to give maximum returns on investments because their portfolio and market history have shown profits previously after decline. Investment in banking sector should be avoided because banks are also pulling their shares away from the market due to declining market and riskier investments.

