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London midday: UK stocks near two-week high as Scots vote against independence

UK stocks advanced on Friday, poised to finish at their highest levels in two weeks, after the Scottish people voted in favour of the Union in a crucial independence referendum. Some 55.3% of Scots voted 'no' to independence from the UK while 44.7% voted 'yes', erasing concerns about a break-up whic

UK MIDDAY BRIEFING: Westminster And City Takes "Collective Sigh Of Relief"

UPDATE: UK Financial Services Firms See Changes Despite Scottish "No"

TOP NEWS: UK Companies Welcome Scottish "No" Vote

UK WINNERS & LOSERS: Scotland Boosts Banks But Mining Stocks Slump

MARKET COMMENT: UK Indices Hold Onto 'No' Vote Relief Rally

London open: UK stocks rise as Scots vote 'no' to independence

UK stocks staged a relief rally on Friday morning in the aftermath of the Scottish referendum, which saw people north of the border vote convincingly to remain part of the Union. Some 55.3% of Scots voted 'no' to independence from the UK while 44.7% voted 'yes', erasing concerns about a break-up whi

MARKET COMMENT: London Enjoys Relief Rally As Scotland Stays In UK

UK Financial Services Firms Mull Scottish "No" Vote Implications

UK MORNING BRIEFING: "No" Victory Gets Strong Yes Vote From Market

Financial services stocks get boost from Scotland independence 'No' vote

LONDON, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Shares in leading Scotland-based financial companies all rose at the open on Friday after Scots voted to reject independence. Shares in lenders Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group, both of which had said they would move operations to England in the ev

BUZZ-Investec sees 'little further upside' for RBS after market open

** Investec closes its "trading buy" on RBS and TSB , arguing rally will have played out after the market opens today. ** RBS already up 2.1 pct this week, with stock seen up another 2-3 pct this morning along with Lloyds ** "Following confirmation of a decisive 'No' vote, we expect a

Lloyds says committed to "significant presence" in Scotland

LONDON, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group said it would keep a "significant presence" in Scotland and was focused on supporting lending to home buyers and companies there after the country voted to remain part of the United Kingdom. Edinburgh-based Lloyds was one of five lenders tha

MARKET COMMENT: UK Stocks Rally While Scots Vote On Independence

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