This morning shares appear to be down this morning over confusion of the Abu Dhabi bailout.

Five days ago, the Gulf state of Dubai initiated a panic around the world.  It was news that the state owned company Dubai World wanted a 6 month break from its debt repayments.  This raised the spectre of a meltdown in the luxury land of the rich, possibly leading to a panic that derailed the global econmic recovery.

Trading has been suspended since last week for the Eid al-Adha holiday.

A good sign that the world markets are feeling more optimistic is that the US dollar has lost ground against many other currencies, which has helped push the oil price up.  Despite the state of the US economy, investors still seek the safety of the greenback at times of crisis.

The Japanese prime minister Yukio Hatoyama has been talking about the situation also.  He has been talking to reporters in Tokyo that he “remains cautious over Dubai credit worries”.

Royal Bank of Scotland shares are down over 4% this morning at 33p, this has helped push the FTSE 100 down by 40 points to 5204.  It was annouced on Friday that RBS has organised more loans to Dubai World than any other bank.  Its still not clear how much of that debt remains on RBS’s books.  This will no doubt cause a worry for RBS investors this morning as has been relfected in their share price.

Here are todays latest Brokerviews from City Analysts

Below are todays broker views from the brokers in the city with their views on buys,sells and hold.

Todays broker views from around the city

Here are this weeks broker views from city bankers on their recommendations on buy,sell or hold

This weeks broker views from the City Analysts of their views on what shares to buy, sell or hold.

It has been reported that Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) are to spend £300,000 at Wimbledon on their company exectutives dispite the company being in a financial mess.  This has caused fury as tax payers bailed out the bank with £20billion only last year.

An MP was quoted for saying that he felt the extravgence of RBS is “disgusting” at the amount of money they are laying on for a few days at Wimbledon.

The bank is currently 70% owned by the state and taxpayers are also guaranteeing more than £325billion in toxic assets.

This weeks broker views from the top city Analysts.  Friday June 19th 2009.