Inter. Pers. Share News (IPF)

FTSE 250 movers: Kaz and Vesuvius lead midcaps lower

(ShareCast News) - By mid-afternoon on Thursday, the FTSE 250 was down 0.41%, amplifying the falls of its blue chip brother as weakening oil and copper prices undermined earlier index gains. The biggest faller in the mid cap index was Kaz Minerals as it was downgraded among a wider JP Morgan Cazenov

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: RBC Downgrades Burberry To Underperform

LONDON BRIEFING: M&S And Miners Lead Gains After Dovish Fed Minutes

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BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Goldman Sachs Cuts Imperial Brands To Neutral

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: RBC Capital Raises Rio Tinto To Sector Perform

LONDON MARKET CLOSE: Brexit Fears Hit Pound, Commodity Stocks Decline

FTSE 250 movers: IPF plunges after profit dips

(ShareCast News) - The FTSE 250 had undone the week's gains on Wednesday, dropping 140.42 points (0.87%) to 16,088.78 by mid-afternoon. Shares in International Personal Finance plunged after the company's full year revenue and profit before tax dipped. The credit business reported revenue dropped f

WINNERS & LOSERS SUMMARY: Housebuilding Sector Remains Buoyant

LONDON MARKET OPEN: Oil Stocks Drag On London While Housebuilders Rise

CORRECT: International Personal Finance Profit Flat, Regulations Weigh

International Personal Finance Profit Flat As Regulatory Issues Weigh

International Personal Finance profit dips as regulatory matters hit company

(ShareCast News) - Despite an increase in customers and the amount of credit issued, International Personal Finance's revenue and profit before tax has dipped. The FTSE 250 credit business reported revenue dropped from £783.2m to £735.4m for the calendar year, however it rose 4.1% on a constant curr

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LONDON MARKET CLOSE: Stocks Mixed After Hopes Of Oil Supply Cut Dashed