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Aviva: UBS raises target from 380p to 450p, buy rating unchanged. British American Tobacco: Jefferies ups targets from 3,340p to 3,600p, buy recommendation maintained. Bunzl: Jefferies reiterates underperform rating and 845p target. Imperial Tobacco: UBS raises target from 2,545p to 2,745p, buy r
Read moreAMEC: JP Morgan Cazenove downgrades from overweight to neutral, target lifted from 1,252p to 1,344p. AstraZeneca: Liberium Capital upgrades from sell to buy, target lifted from 2,700p to 3,100p. British Land: Espirto Santo downgrades from buy to neutral. Capital Shopping Centres Group: Societe Ge
Read moreFashion retail chain Next said the year to the end of January finished well after 2011 had presented the retail sector with 'the perfect economic storm'. Revenue rose to £3,506m from £3,454m the year before, ahead of market expectations of sales of £3.4bn. This was despite the core Retail chain -
Read more- Chinese data dampens sentiment - Randgold plummets on Malian troubles - Broker downgrades weigh on AMEC, REIT stocks The Footsie sank in early trading on Thursday with the miners providing a drag after the release of more disappointing economic data from China. Chinese factory activity register
Read moreCity sources predict the FTSE 100 will open down five points from yesterday's close of 5,892, taking its lead from stocks in the US. Stocks to watch Fashion retail chain Next said the year to the end of January finished well after 2011 had presented the retail sector with 'the perfect economic s
Read moreFashion retail chain Next said the year to the end of January finished well after 2011 had presented the retail sector with 'the perfect economic storm'. Revenue rose to £3,506m from £3,454m the year before, ahead of market expectations of sales of £3.4bn. This was despite the core Retail chain - t
Read moreWith the hoo-hah over the Budget behind us, attention reverts to corporate matters, with retailers in focus on Thursday. Do-it-yourself (DIY) retail giant Kingfisher is due to report full year results. Market expectations are for pre-tax profit of £801.9m on sales of £10.8bn. Earnings per share (EP
Read moreWednesday is the big day next week, when the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, unveils details of the Finance Bill, known to the likes of you and me as 'the Budget'. After ratings agency Fitch warned on Thursday that there is a slightly better than evens chance that Britain will lose its
Read more- Stocks jump into the blue late on - China records worse-than-expected trade deficit - Resource stocks fall on Chinese demand concerns London's blue chip index managed to finish the day in positive territory despite swinging between gains and losses for most of the session. Concerns over the globa
Read more-Merkel optimistic about Eurogroup meeting. -Miners lead gains on Footsie. -Retailer rise on economic data. London's benchmark index finished the week strongly - up 53 points on last Friday's close of 5,852 - as markets expressed confidence that the next Greek bailout can be secured on Monday. Af
Read moreBarclays was topping the risers despite reporting falling profits and revenues in 2011. Of note, the bonus pool at Barclays Capital, its underperforming investment banking arm, was cut by 32%. Critically, however, the lender raised its dividend. That may have raised confidence in the lender´s abilit
Read moreFerrexpo: Rennaisance downgrades to hold. ICAP: Goldman Sachs downgrades to neutral from buy. Schroders: Goldman Sachs upgrades to buy from neutral. Next: Deutsche Bank upgrades to buy from hold. National Grid: JP Morgan downgrades to neutral from outperform. Barclays: Nomura maintains buy
Read moreWith economic growth in the world's largest economy surprising to the downside, miners and oil stocks were sold off on Friday, dragging the Footsie near to its lowest levels of the day by the close. Meanwhile, uncertainty in regards to debt-swap talks in Greece continued to weigh on investors' minds
Read moreHigh street retailer Next was in the top spot, helped by AlphaValue which upgraded the stock from add to buy and lifted the price target from 3,467.6p to 3,481.1p. Following suit, Imperial Tobacco was in demand after Citi reiterated its buy rating on the cigarette-making giant. Meanwhile a downgr
Read more- Gains pared by midday. - Talks of progress in Greece. - BP falls after Transocean spat. After a sharp decline early on, losses were pared by lunchtime, with the FTSE 100 trading only slightly lower, as talks of progress in Greece helped lift sentiment. European markets on the whole are generall
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