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FIVE at FIVE: Buffett overtakes Musk in EV race, Rolls-Royce urges government approval, Lloyds has 70% upside and British banks told to raise reserves

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

1. Warren Buffett’s-backed BYD accelerates past Elon Musk’s Tesla

Shenzhen-based BYD sold 641,000 vehicles between January and June – a 300% increase compared with the same period last year – while Texas-based EV maker Tesla managed sales of 564,000 cars.

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2. Rolls-Royce needs mini nuclear reactor approval

Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC (LSE:RR.) asked Boris Johnson to approve the engineering giant's mini nuclear reactor project within the next six months or risk delaying a project essential to Downing Street's green energy initiative.

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3. Lloyds Banking upside underappreciated – Credit Suisse

The British bank’s equity offers attractive relative and absolute value, according to Credit Suisse analyst Omar Keenan, who in a note says the market is still ‘looking for comfort’ over the 2023/24 outlook.

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4. UK banks slump as BoE insists they hold more capital

In the latest Financial Policy Committee bi-annual review, the Bank of England noted signs of a toughening stance on mortgages and lending to businesses due to the inflation squeeze.

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5. FTSE 100 drops nearly 3%

The UK blue-chip index closed down 207.18 points, or 2.9% at 7,025.47, just above the session low of 7,016.78 and well below the opening peak of 7,260.30.

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