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June 10 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 futures are seen opening up 0.6% ahead of the cash market open on Monday.
* U.S.-CHINA TRADE: U.S. officials officially granted Chinese exporters two more weeks to get their products into the United States before increasing tariffs on those items, according to a U.S. government notice posted online on Friday.
* WOODFORD: A senior British lawmaker joined calls on Thursday for embattled money manager Neil Woodford to stop charging fees on a fund he has stopped people from leaving.
* BP: BP is again seeking buyers for its stake in the Shearwater oilfield in the British North Sea after talks with Royal Dutch Shell fell through, industry and banking sources said.
* TORO GOLD: West Africa-focused junior gold miner Toro Gold has hired boutique investment bank Raymond James to explore putting itself up for sale after shelving plans to list its shares in London, two sources with knowledge of the matter said.
* The UK blue chip index closed 1% higher on Friday on expectations of an interest rate cut after disappointing U.S. jobs data.
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* UK CORPORATE DIARY:
Rose Petroleum ROSER.L FY 2018 Earnings Release Baron Oil PLC BOIL.L FY 2018 Earnings Release Grafenia PLC GRAG.L FY 2019 Earnings ReleaseFulcrum Utility Services FCRM.L Full Year 2019 Earnings Release SysGroup PLC SYS.L Full Year 2019 Earnings Release WYG PLC WYGR.L Full Year 2019 Earnings Release First Property Group PLC FSTP.L Full Year 2019 Earnings Release
Hardy Oil and Gas PLC HAOG.L Full Year 2019 Earnings Release Ferguson PLC FERG.L Q3 Interim Management Statement Release
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