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FIVE at FIVE: Lloyds estimates tweaked; FTSE 100, De La Rue profit warnings; Gold trounces currencies; Bitcoin mining difficulty increases 

Here’s Proactive’s round-up of the top financial stories of the day, with helpful links taking you directly to the news

1. Lloyds Bank estimates tweaked by RBC which keeps 70p target

Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LSE:LLOY)'s estimates have been tweaked by analysts at RBC Capital Markets which continues to see plenty of upside in the stock.

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2. FTSE 100 holds above 7,800 mark after US inflation figures

By the closing bell, the UK's blue-chip index had gained 0.5% on the day to settle at 7,825 points, holding firm after lower-than-expected inflation of 5% in the US.

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3. De La Rue wheels out another warning as demand for cash dries up

The Basingstoke-based firm issued three warnings last year alone, putting it in line for some sort of record – albeit an unwanted one.

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4. Gold trounces the fiat currencies again and again, because governments are out of ideas

Gold is holding firm above US$2,000, as doubts about the strength of the US dollar and the state of the US economy continue to undermine confidence.

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5. Bitcoin mining difficulty at all-time high

Bitcoin, the world’s benchmark cryptocurrency, shot above US$30,000 for the first time in 10 months this week following an 80% year-to-date rally.

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