Sept 22 (Reuters) – Britain’s FTSE 100 index is seen opening lower with futures down 0.92% on Thursday.
* BOE: The Bank of England looks set to raise interest rates by at least half a percentage point on Thursday in a bid to tame inflation that is just off a 40-year high. * BT GROUP: A union representing workers at BT Group and its networking arm Openreach said its members will hold a national strike over pay in October.

* LANDSEC: British landlord Land Securities Group said it had sold 21 Moorfields, situs judi online terbaik EC2 office property in London to an investment vehicle managed by Australia’s Lendlease Group for 809 million pounds ($909.72 million). * MANUFACTURER: situs judi online terbaik Britain’s manufacturers association slashed its forecast for growth in factory output next year, citing huge uncertainty around demand and energy prices.

BP: BP said two of its staff were killed after sustaining injuries in a fire at its 150,800 barrel-per-day Toledo, Ohio, refinery. * ECONOMY: British PM Liz Truss said her government will on Friday set out sweeping reforms to the financial service industry to unleash growth and boost investment.

* ENERGY: The British government said it would cap wholesale electricity and gas costs for businesses at less than half the market rate from next month. * OIL: Oil rebounded after sliding 1% in the previous session as concerns over tight supplies heading into winter eclipsed fears of a global recession. * GOLD: Gold prices fell 1%, as he U.S.

dollar rallied and the Federal Reserve flagged more large rate hikes. * FTSE 100: Defence and energy stocks led a recovery in UK’s blue-chip FTSE 100 from near three-week lows on Wednesday. * UK CORPORATE DIARY: Ceres Power HY results CVS Group Preliminary results Playtech HY results JD Sports Fashion HY results PZ Cussons FY Results * For more on the factors affecting European stocks, please click on: TODAY’S UK PAPERS > Financial Times > Other business headlines ($1 = 0.8893 pounds) (Reporting by Anchal Rana in Bengaluru)<br>