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London midday: Looking for direction

Tue, 13th Oct 2009 12:14

The Footsie has crawled into positive territory, helped by miners recovering from their weak opening.Kazakhmys is the pick of the sector after revealing it is in talks with the China Development Bank and JSC Sovereign Wealth Fund Samruk-Kazyna regarding a potential corporate loan facility of around $2bn. The company also announced the sale of a 25% stake in its Ekibastuz GRES -1 power plant to Samruk-Kazyna.Ukrainian iron ore producer Ferrexpo is still in the red, however, despite a strong third quarter, in which it operated at full capacity. Lloyds Banking is marked down on fears it may have to pay a break fee of more than £1bn to pull out of the government's asset protection scheme. The company is expected to announce a huge fund raising exercise soon. Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland track Lloyds lower.Insurer Old Mutual is wanted after launching a £500m fixed rate senior bond with a coupon of 7-1/8% but sector peers Prudential, Legal & General and Friends Provident are stuck in reverse.Whitbread shareholders are happy to wake up and smell the coffee as the Costa Coffee company reported an improving trend at its budget hotel chain Premier Inn. That news offset disappointment with half-year profit, which dropped 10.4% to £110.5m (excluding exceptional items) and barely came within the range of market expectations. Among the mid-caps, ITV rallied on news it has no plans for a rights issue. It will raise £120m through convertible bonds, it said today.Footwear to condom group SSL lifted underlying sales by 3% to more than £321m in the half year to September, helped by new products and good demand in Europe and the Far East. 'We are pleased with the first half performance. Housebuilder Bellway slumped to a full-year loss after one-off items, but it's maintained the final dividend and is keen to start buying up land, especially in the South East of England. International service company Serco Group announced that Chairman Kevin Beeston will step down the group's AGM in May 2010. The group said it will now begin the process of appointing a new chairman.JJB Sports is on the rise after it finally unveiled its delayed £100m rights issue this morning. The company will issue 400m shares at 25p each a 23.7% discount to Friday's closing price.Social housing firm Connaught reported a 39% rise in annual pre-tax profit and is confident of future growth as orders continue to grow.Cash and carry firm Booker's half-year numbers have come in as expected, with like for like sales up 7.7% and profit up 12.1% on the year before. Profit before tax for the 24 weeks ended 11 September 2009 jumped to £29.7m from £26.5m in 2008 on total sales up 7.7% to £1.6bn.Shares in AEA Technology rallied after the climate change and energy consultancy said it is trading slightly ahead of management expectations. The group said it enters the second half with 80% of revenue secured to meet forecasts. Prospects remain good with the US market, in particular, providing significant opportunity for growth going forward.FTSE 100 - RisersKazakhmys (KAZ) 1,203.00p +2.56%Lonmin (LMI) 1,649.00p +2.49%3i Group (III) 296.50p +2.42%Whitbread (WTB) 1,320.00p +2.33%FTSE 100 - FallersBarclays (BARC) 362.70p -2.67%Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY) 89.48p -2.33%Next (NXT) 1,774.00p -1.83%British Land Co (BLND) 474.70p -1.45%
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27 Jul 2009 12:07

London midday: Pearson beats expectations

Strong mining stocks are supporting the Footsie's quest to achieve a record breaking 12th successive day of gains today. Lonmin leads the mining sector higher after Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock to "neutral" from "sell". Kazakhmys and Antofagasta are the next best performers. Pearson remains th

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27 Jul 2009 07:58

Friends ends talks with Resolution

Friends Provident has rejected another takeover proposal from Resolution and said it sees no basis for further engagement with the life insurance consolidator. Friends said it received a revised proposal from Resolution yesterday, but rejected it as the terms and structure of the proposal "remain w

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21 Jul 2009 06:13

Tuesday newspaper round-up: General Motors, FSA, Diageo

General Motors, the American carmaker, was believed to be weighing up three bids for its European business last night as it emerged that the German Government had demanded that Sberbank, the state-owned Russian lender, has a reduced role in any offer. Yesterday afternoon Magna, the Canadian car par

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20 Jul 2009 17:24

Friends rejects sweetened Resolution bid

Friends Provident has rejected Resolution's latest takeover proposal, which it said is "flawed in a number of significant ways." The life group said it continues to believe that key elements of Resolution's structure and its governance arrangements are "totally inappropriate" in a public company co

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20 Jul 2009 16:41

London close: Footsie finishes ahead

London's top stocks remained in the same range and closed with good gains as financials and miners had a strong day. Wall Street starting higher also helped. Sentiment was lifted in the US after reports that lender CIT Group has obtained a last-minute emergency financing rescue deal worth $3bn. Ll

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20 Jul 2009 15:47

London afternoon: Strong US opening keeps Footsie ahead

A strong start on Wall Street has kept Footsie in the blue though it has lost some of its early momentum. Lloyds Banking is the best performer on a weekend report it could post an interim profit despite enormous bad-debt provisions. Some of its most toxic sub-prime investments have clawed back bill

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20 Jul 2009 12:21

London midday: Banks lead Footsie higher

Blue chips have continued their recent surge with banks among the top risers as sentiment in the sector is boosted by last week's earnings reports from US rivals. Lloyds Banking is the best performer on a weekend report it could post an interim profit despite enormous bad-debt provisions. Some of i

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20 Jul 2009 08:41

London open: Good start for Footsie

Footsie has started the week well after the bumper gains seen on Wall Street at the end of last week. Lloyds Banking is the best performer on a weekend report it could post an interim profit despite enormous bad-debt provisions. Some of its most toxic sub-prime investments have clawed back billions

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20 Jul 2009 07:38

London pre-open: Lively start expected

This week's likely to start where we left off on Friday, with decent gains on the back of a late recovery on Wall Street at the end of last week. Futures prices are currently indicating an early rise of about 30 points. Life insurance consolidator Resolution has insisted that any deal with Friends

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20 Jul 2009 07:04

Resolution insists on control as it sweetens Friends bid

Life insurance consolidator Resolution has insisted that any deal with Friends Provident must see it take control of the enlarged company as it sweetened its offer with a cash element and dividend promise. Replying to Friends Provident's offer of a merger on its terms last week, Resolution chairman

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20 Jul 2009 06:16

Monday newspaper round-up: Bank regulation, Swine flu, Tesco

The Bank of England would be given sweeping new powers by a Conservative government to prevent another financial crisis, in a regulatory shake-up that would rip up Gordon Brown's 12-year-old tripartite system, the FT reports. George Osborne, shadow chancellor, will retreat from previous suggestions

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17 Jul 2009 13:55

Friends issues own Resolution merger plan

Insurer Friends Provident is interested in an all-share merger with Resolution, but only if the buy-out specialist agrees its terms. The London-listed firm made its move just days after it rejected a "wholly inadequate" takeover approach from Resolution. "The board is open-minded about the benefit

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13 Jul 2009 16:26

London close: Bright finish for FTSE 100

Footsie put a sluggish start behind it to finish with good gains, helped by a strong showing on Wall Street. Friends Provident was the best performer after Clive Cowdery's new vehicle, Resolution , said it has received "constructive feedback" from the board of Friends over its merger approach and i

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13 Jul 2009 14:32

London afternoon: Friends leads London higher

Mergers and acquisition activity is keeping share prices bubbling as London makes a solid start to the week. Friends Provident is the best performer after Clive Cowdery's new vehicle, Resolution , said it has received "constructive feedback" from the board of Friends over its merger approach and i

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13 Jul 2009 13:05

Broker tips: Lloyds, Friends Provident, Venture

Reports in the Sunday Times that Lloyds Banking Group may report interim losses of £6.3bn are "entirely plausible", according to stockbroker Nomura. "The group itself has indicated it expects to be in loss for the year as a whole. It has also warned that corporate credit loss charges will be up to

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