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Investment house Killik has reiterated its positive recommendation on Lloyds Banking Group after the part nationalised lender's interim management statement indicated things are ticking along much as expected. "The Lloyds investment case is a simple one of recovery from the impact of the financial
Read moreInvestment house Killik has reiterated its positive recommendation on Lloyds Banking Group after the part nationalised lender's interim management statement indicated things are ticking along much as expected. "The Lloyds investment case is a simple one of recovery from the impact of the financial
Read moreCigarettes maker Imperial Tobacco topped market forecasts with its full year profits, and sharply reduced its debt. Adjusted profit before tax in the year to 30 September rose 10% to £2,467m from £2,233m the year before. The market had pencilled in a figure of £2.320m. Net debt was reduced by £1.5
Read moreFootsie has built on its earlier gains as investors react positively to updates. Beleaguered oil giant BP comfortably beat third quarter profit forecasts though it has had to take an additional $7.7bn charge in respect of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. The market had been expecting underlying net in
Read moreResults from the big guns reporting this morning have generally been favourable, helping Footsie to notch up decent gains so far. Beleaguered oil giant BP comfortably beat third quarter profit forecasts though it has had to take an additional $7.7bn charge in respect of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill
Read moreBetter margins at its core banking business and bad debts under control kept state-controlled bank Lloyds' recovery on track over the past three months, despite 'subdued' loan demand. "We continue to monitor the economic environment carefully but notwithstanding this we are pleased to be reporting
Read moreResults from the big guns reporting this morning have generally been favourable, but the Footsie is still tipped to open a few points lower, with traders reluctant to over commit ahead of today's US mid-term elections, not to mention the big decisions on quantitative easing from the Bank of England
Read moreA good early performance from Wall Street helped Footsie snap out of a weak spell to close in positive territory. US shares were boosted by a bigger than expected rise in factory output in October. The Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing index rose to 56.9 last month. Analysts thought
Read moreFootsie pulled out of its late morning slump over the lunch time session to move firmly back into positive territory, though investors are still reluctant to commit too heavily ahead of tomorrow's mid-term US elections, and the quantitative easing decisions expected this week from the Bank of Englan
Read moreFootsie has failed to rediscover its early-morning buoyancy and sits in the blue by a few points. Among the laggards is Serco. The company, which carries out work for the government such as operating prisons and London's Docklands Light Railway, has taken a knock after it was forced to make a grove
Read moreHigh demand for banks and miners got the week off to a good start, offsetting weakness in the outsourcing sector. Banks are going well as trading updates loom. Lloyds Banking Group is getting ready for tomorrow's statement with a 2% jump, while Royal Bank of Scotland and HSBC are also making up gr
Read moreLondon ended the day heavily in the red as a triple-digit fall on Wall Street knocked an attempted rally by Footsie firmly on the head. Reports suggesting that any new stimulus in the US will be smaller than expected hit the miners with Kazakhmys, Xstrata and Rio Tinto the worst performers. Britis
Read moreMiners are leading the Footsie lower. Gold is falling in price because of fears that the US Federal Reserve's much anticipated monetary easing programme will be less substantial than expected. That is also pushing the dollar higher. Kazakhmys, Xstrata and Vedanta Resources are the biggest faller
Read moreInvestors pocketed gains after an impressive autumn rally, though the decision was made easier by some disappointing corporate news, weak miners and negative broker comment on the insurance sector. The top 100 index fell back sharply from six-month highs, dropping below 5,680 at one point although
Read moreWith Wall Street tipped to open lower London's leading shares fell back further over the lunch time period, resulting in the Footsie subsiding below 5700. Cairn Energy tops the list of fallers after it failed to find a commercial discovery at either the T8-1 or T4-1 wells offshore Greenland. The c
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