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SIGMon, 22nd Jul 2013 16:38
Footsie made an assault on the 5,000 level over the lunchtime session but fell short, as investors took note of expectations of a flat start on Wall Street. With mergers and acquisition activity back on the agenda British Airways is in demand on hopes of a swift conclusion to its team-up with Spani
Read moreLower diamond prices and cost-cutting measures to fight off the downturn helped jewellery retailer Signet post a rise in profits in the quarter to August 1. The firm, which operates Ernest Jones and H Samuel in the UK and Kay and Jared in the US, posted a pre-tax profit of $38.5m, compared with $30
Read moreAfter opening brightly London's leading shares have been treading water since the middle of the morning. Kazakhmys, Antofagasta, Rio Tinto, Xstrata and Vedanta Resources lead the mining sector higher, as metal prices improve. Gold miner Randgold Resources is wanted after the price of gold bullio
Read moreGold pushing through the $1,000 per ounce mark has helped Footsie post decent gains in the morning session with miners generally in demand again. Kazakhmys, Antofagasta, Rio Tinto, Anglo American, Xstrata, Randgold Resources and Vedanta Resources lead the mining sector higher. It is third time that
Read moreLondon's blue chips are on the rise again this morning ahead of Wall Street's return following Monday's public holiday. Kingfisher is going well after it mistakenly circulated some draft figures on Monday afternoon. That has foreced the DIY retailer to admit this morning that adjusted pre-tax profi
Read moreSIG is one of the top risers even after the building products group posted a sharp fall in profits as weakness in the construction market persisted into the first half of 2009. On the positive side, the firm said the new build housing segment had shown some modest signs of stabilising. Wellstream,
Read moreBuilding products supplier SIG saw a 10% fall in sales in the half year to June 30 as it continued to feel the impact of the depressed construction market. In the second half of June sales were stable 'without exhibiting the level of seasonal pickup in activity which typically manifests itself from
Read moreRyanair's chairman David Bonderman has sold more than €1m worth of shares in the company. He offloaded 300,000 shares at €3.35 a time. Ryanair said that this amounts to about 0.02% of the company and that Bonderman now has about 0.93%. News of the share sale comes on the same day Ryanair said it
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