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Shire: Jefferies keeps buy rating and 2,400p target.

SDL: Citigroup initiates coverage with neutral rating and 610p target.

Serco: Seymour Pierce keeps buy rating and 700p target.

SEGRO: Deutsche Bank ups target from 310p to 330p, buy rating kept.

Sage: Citigroup upgrades to buy, target lifted from 294p to 345p.

Rambler Metals & Mining: Seymour Pierce keeps buy rating.

Pearson: Jefferies maintains hold rating and 1,265p target; JPMorgan Cazenove cuts target from 1,530p to 1,490p, overweight rating kept.

Land Securities: Deutsche Bank raises target from 960p to 1,030p, buy rating kept.

Hargreaves Lansdown: Citigroup downgrades to sell, target cut from 630p to 620p.

Hammerson: Deutsche Bank raises target from 540p to 580p, buy rating kept

Great Portland: Deutsche Bank raises target from 570p to 610p, buy rating kept.

Fidessa: Citigroup initiates coverage with neutral rating and 1,385p target; Panmure Gordon cuts target from 1,352p to 1,244p, hold rating kept.

Elementis: Goldman Sachs cuts target from 278p to 255p, neutral ratin kept.

Derwent London: Deutsche Bank raises target from 2,300p to 2,650p.

Capital Shopping Centres: Deutsche Bank raises target from 420p to 480p, buy rating kept.

Burberry: Goldman Sachs raises target from 1,832p to 1,859p, buy rating kept.

Anglo American: Nomura cuts target from 2,100p to 2,000p, neutral rating kept; UBS ups target from 2,230p to 2,250p, buy rating kept.

African Barrick Gold: HSBC cuts target from 710p to 670p, overweight rating kept.

Something is happening in the background here..........looking forward to more news been released gl mate........

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