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Share Price: 191.14
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22 Feb 2012 11:47

London midday: Stocks fall as Fitch downgrades Greece

- Fitch downgrades Greece from 'CCC' to 'C'. - MPC divided on level of QE. - Vedanta pulls back after yesterday's strong surge. UK stocks fell further into the red by midday after Fitch downgraded Greece's sovereign debt rating. While the decision was unarguably crucial to help the heavily-indebted

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22 Feb 2012 08:35

London open: Footsie slips as ex-div stocks provide a drag

- Shell makes near-£1bn bid for Cove Energy. - Markets digest Greek bailout, China data. - Ex-div stocks provide a drag. The FTSE 100 slipped slightly into the red in the opening hour on Wednesday as investors continue to digest the Greek bailout approved on Monday night. Meanwhile, Chinese manufac

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21 Feb 2012 16:32

London close: Stocks slip as doubts remain over Greece

- Doubts still remain over Greek despite €130bn bailout. - Vedanta jumps on speculation of restructuring. - Kenmare rises on takeover rumours. London's blue chip index finished the day slightly lower as last night's approval by Eurozone finance ministers to grant Greece its next aid package underwh

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21 Feb 2012 12:01

London midday: Stocks continue to fall after Greek bailout

- Eurogroup approves Greek bailout. - Oil stocks drag Footsie lower. - Tullow Oil drops despite oil find in Sierra Leone. London's benchmark index was trading close to its intraday low at midday as investors pondered the future of the Eurozone following last night's Eurogroup approval of the next t

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21 Feb 2012 08:19

London open: Stocks slip after Greek bailout approval

- Eurogroup approves Greek bailout. - Euro strengthens after announcement. - Footsie slips early on with oil stocks weighing on index. Despite Eurozone finance ministers doing what many had expected by approving the next tranche of aid for Greece, the Footsie opened moderately lower on Tuesday morn

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17 Feb 2012 17:10

London close: Optimistic mood ahead of Eurogroup, but risks remain

-Merkel optimistic about Eurogroup meeting. -Miners lead gains on Footsie. -Retailer rise on economic data. London's benchmark index finished the week strongly - up 53 points on last Friday's close of 5,852 - as markets expressed confidence that the next Greek bailout can be secured on Monday. Af

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17 Feb 2012 14:32

FTSE 100 movers: Hopes for Greece boost stocks

Miners were in demand today, buoyed by rising metals prices which leapt on optimism over a Greek bailout. The latest reports from the troubled country are pointing to confirmation of the European Central Bank's participation in the debt swap and an increased control over the bailout by Eurozone offi

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17 Feb 2012 11:41

London midday: Greek optimism lifts the Footsie

- Footsie rises as Greek optimism boosts buying. - Resources stocks track commodities prices higher. - UK retail sales beat expectations. The FTSE 100 had held on to gains by lunchtime - keeping its head above the 5,900 mark - as Greece comes ever closer to its crucial second bailout. Meanwhile a

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17 Feb 2012 10:58

Broker tips: Barclays, IHG, Cable and Wireless Worldwide

AlphaValue has downgraded its rating for UK lender Barclays from add to reduce, saying it is now "adopting a more cautious stance." The broker says that while underlying profits in the fourth quarter were fully in line wit expectations, "in the current economic context, we have decided to adopt a

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17 Feb 2012 10:24

Broker snap: AlphaValue downgrades Barclays to reduce

AlphaValue has downgraded its rating for UK lender Barclays from add to reduce, saying it is now "adopting a more cautious stance." The broker says that while underlying profits in the fourth quarter were fully in line wit expectations, "in the current economic context, we have decided to adopt a

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17 Feb 2012 09:09

Friday broker round-up -UPDATE

Ashmore: HSBC downgrades to underperform from neutral. Schroders: Citi downgrades to sell from neutral. Barclays: AlphaValue downgrades to reduce from add and lowers target to 243.9p from 283.4p. Tesco: Nomura reduces target from 500p to 430p, buy rating unchanged. InterContinental Hotels: UBS

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17 Feb 2012 08:24

London open: Stocks rise on Greek optimism

- Footsie rises as Greek optimism boosts buying. - Resources stocks track commodities prices higher. - Record underlying earnings for Anglo American. London's blue chips recovered after yesterday's fall with the Footsie rising strongly in early trading on Friday on reports of measures by European l

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16 Feb 2012 16:35

London close: Losses pared after US data, Greece still a concern

- Losses pared after US data. - Miners track metals prices lower. - European leaders weighing up ECB role in Greek aid. London's blue chip index finished in the red on Thursday but well off its intraday lows after US economic data came in stronger than expected in the afternoon. Nonetheless, concer

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16 Feb 2012 14:51

FTSE 100 movers: Reed Elsevier leads risers, while banks and miners fall

Information solutions provider Reed Elsevier jumped into pole position after seeing underlying revenues increase 2% in 2011, with all five business areas contributing to growth except the Exhibitions division, which was held back by biennial cycling. Nomura said today that the group's valuation - wi

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16 Feb 2012 14:23

OFT tells banks to play fair

Do better by personal account customers or you'll be forced - that was the message behind a speech given by head of the Office of Fair Trading (OFT). John Fingleton said competition in the banking system has not functioned well for too long, despite a string of investigations into personal banking,

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