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BUZZ-RPS: worst day in over 12 yrs on results warning

** Consultancy firm RPS on track for worst day since
March 2004 on results warning, with c.11x 30-day avg vols
crossed in first 90 minutes of trading

UPDATE 1-Finland's UPM profit lifted by cost cuts, pulp sales

* Shares rise 9.6 pct, rival Stora up 4.7 pct

(Adds analyst comment, share reaction)

UPDATE 2-Malaysia's 1MDB says in default after missed bond payment

* Moody's analyst flags risk govt could assume 1MDB debts

(Updates with IMDB CEO, S&P comment, market reaction)

UPDATE 2-BP eyes more spending cuts after 80 percent profit drop

* BP CEO sees market rebalancing at end of 2016

(Adds details)

Ofgem fines ScottishPower 18 mln pounds over customer service failings

April 26 (Reuters) - Britain's energy market regulator Ofgem
said on Tuesday it had ordered energy supplier ScottishPower to
pay a fine of 18 million pounds ($26 million) for customer
service failings.

RPT-COLUMN-Russia, Australia await the big "if" of China ban on North Korean coal: Russell

LAUNCESTON, Australia, April 26 (Reuters) - Australia and
Russia could emerge the relative winners if China does restrict
imports of North Korean coal, as it has pledged to do.

COLUMN-Russia, Australia await the big "if" of China ban on North Korean coal: Russell

LAUNCESTON, Australia, April 26 (Reuters) - Australia and
Russia could emerge the relative winners if China does restrict
imports of North Korean coal, as it has pledged to do.

Diamond miner Petra raises FY production outlook

April 26 (Reuters) - Petra Diamonds Ltd raised its
production guidance for 2016 following the initial integration
of the Kimberley mines in South Africa.

BP first quarter earnings fall of 80 pct, beat analyst estimates

LONDON, April 26 (Reuters) - British oil major BP on
Tuesday reported an 80 percent year on year fall in core
earnings for the first quarter, when oil prices touched a near
13-year low, but the result was better than analysts had
expected.

SE Asia Stocks-Mostly down ahead of Fed, BOJ meetings; Jakarta leads

JAKARTA, April 26 (Reuters) - Most Southeast Asian stock
markets fell for a second day on Tuesday, led by Indonesia, as
cautious investors adopted a wait and watch approach ahead of
central bank meetings in the United States and Japan later this
week.
Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Index was down 1.5
percent to a near two-week low at 0538 GMT, led by financial
stocks, while poor earning expectations dragged large caps
lower.

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