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Any DNLM fanatics.. I have two questions for you, if I may.

1. Has Dunelm got any debt?

and

2. What is their cash balance?

Tyia for any reply.

London's FTSE 100 was lower on Friday ahead of United Kingdom housing prices data, which will be published by Nationwide before the opening, and the Bank of England's report on mortgage applications, set to be released early in the trading session. Yesterday, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson estimated that the coronavirus passed its peak in the country, as additional 674 victims of the disease have been reported in the authorities' latest update. The DAX in Frankfurt and France's CAC 40 will be closed for International Workers' Day.

The FTSE 100 dropped 1.32% at 7:27 am CET.

The euro was flat compared to the dollar at 7:28 am CET, trading at 1.09516. The British pound declined 0.19% against the American currency, going for 1.25708 at the same time.

Breaking the News / MS

London's FTSE 100 was lower on Friday ahead of United Kingdom housing prices data, which will be published by Nationwide before the opening, and the Bank of England's report on mortgage applications, set to be released early in the trading session. Yesterday, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson estimated that the coronavirus passed its peak in the country, as additional 674 victims of the disease have been reported in the authorities' latest update. The DAX in Frankfurt and France's CAC 40 will be closed for International Workers' Day.

The FTSE 100 dropped 1.32% at 7:27 am CET.

The euro was flat compared to the dollar at 7:28 am CET, trading at 1.09516. The British pound declined 0.19% against the American currency, going for 1.25708 at the same time.

Breaking the News / MS

Spikephoto I am already using Teletrader but only for market news and gold/oil prices, they have a real time quote service so I’ll add my list there.
Thanks again for your help.

Thank you Spijephoto, are you fully registered with Webull and do you buy and sell through their website?
I use a broker local to me and don’t know if they dumped me as I am not either registered or trading through them.
I am quite shook by this as I mentioned I rely heavily on there service.
Thank you for replying.

Hello everyone
Siko gave me the name of a website for real time quote’s. It is Webull. Can I ask if anyone else is using this site as today the posted a message saying that they were no longer supplying U.K. stock market data.
As Sike is no longer around I can’t ask him if his service has the same message.
I emailed Webull but am yet to receive a response.
Can anyone that also using Webull please confirm if your service has the same message.
Also as I now have no real time data can anyone please recommend a similar website
Thank you for your help regards razor.

Demand for gold increased 1% annually to reach 1,083.8 tonnes in the first quarter of the fiscal year as investors turn to safe-haven assets due to the uncertainty caused by the coronavirus outbreak, the World Gold Council said in its report on Thursday. Translated to value, global gold demand reached $55 billion, marking the strongest quarter since the second trimester in 2013.

Global gold reserves surged by 145 tonnes in the first quarter compared to the same period last year. However, the council expects "a significant slowdown in future buying after Russia announced that it would suspend its long-term buying programme from April."

Meanwhile, gold-backed ETFs (gold ETFs) recorded huge inflows of 298 tonnes, raising global holdings in these products to a fresh all-time high of 3,185 tonnes, while demand for jewelry slumped 39% on an annual basis to 325.8 tonnes, marking its lowest level on record.

Gold traded 0.06% lower against the dollar, selling for $1,711.88 per ounce at 1:29 am ET.

Breaking the News / GA

Major stock market indexes in Europe jumped in premarket trade on Thursday ahead of European Union inflation and gross domestic product data releases as well as the European Central Bank's interest rate decision. Investor sentiment remained positive as Gilead Sciences and US scientists announced a day earlier that remdesivir is showing good results in a COVID-19 treatment trial, but the negative economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic was stressed once again by the International Energy Agency (IEA) in its latest report which warned of record low energy demand.

The DAX rose 1.52% at 7:22 am CET and the FTSE 100 was up 1.23% at the same time. France's CAC 40 was up 0.48% at 7:02 am CET.

The euro declined 0.12% to 1.08594 against the dollar at 7:25 am CET.

Breaking the News / VP

Major stock market indexes in Europe jumped in premarket trade on Thursday ahead of European Union inflation and gross domestic product data releases as well as the European Central Bank's interest rate decision. Investor sentiment remained positive as Gilead Sciences and US scientists announced a day earlier that remdesivir is showing good results in a COVID-19 treatment trial, but the negative economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic was stressed once again by the International Energy Agency (IEA) in its latest report which warned of record low energy demand.

The DAX rose 1.52% at 7:22 am CET and the FTSE 100 was up 1.23% at the same time. France's CAC 40 was up 0.48% at 7:02 am CET.

The euro declined 0.12% to 1.08594 against the dollar at 7:25 am CET.

Breaking the News / VP

European stocks were higher in premarket trade on Wednesday after Airbus, Standard Chartered, Deutsche Bank and Daimler all posted their quarterly results before the bell. Meanwhile, investors continued to digest the coronavirus situation in Europe as countries prepare to remove lockdowns amid declining new cases figures.

Germany's DAX gained 0.48% at 7:27 am CET. The FTSE 100 increased 0.52% at 7:28 am CET and the CAC 40 was 0.55% in the green at 7:11 am CET.

The euro was 0.32% higher compared to the dollar, going for 1.08529 at 7:29 am CET. Meanwhile, the pound rose 0.42% to 1.24750 against the greenback at the same time.

Breaking the News / VP

European stocks were higher in premarket trade on Wednesday after Airbus, Standard Chartered, Deutsche Bank and Daimler all posted their quarterly results before the bell. Meanwhile, investors continued to digest the coronavirus situation in Europe as countries prepare to remove lockdowns amid declining new cases figures.

Germany's DAX gained 0.48% at 7:27 am CET. The FTSE 100 increased 0.52% at 7:28 am CET and the CAC 40 was 0.55% in the green at 7:11 am CET.

The euro was 0.32% higher compared to the dollar, going for 1.08529 at 7:29 am CET. Meanwhile, the pound rose 0.42% to 1.24750 against the greenback at the same time.

Breaking the News / VP

European stocks rose slightly in premarket trading on Tuesday as investors continued to focus on the coronavirus out break, as well as corporate earnings. HSBC, UBS and Novartis already released their first-quarter results, while BP is also set to report before the bell.

The FTSE 100 rose 0.18% at 7:58 am CET, the DAX gained 0.06% at 8:00 am CET and the CAC 40 added 0.07% at the same time.

The euro was down 0.04% against the dollar, going for 1.08248 at 7:59 am CET and the pound lost 0.07% compared to the greenback to sell for 1.24222 at the same time.

Breaking the News / NP

European stocks rose slightly in premarket trading on Tuesday as investors continued to focus on the coronavirus out break, as well as corporate earnings. HSBC, UBS and Novartis already released their first-quarter results, while BP is also set to report before the bell.

The FTSE 100 rose 0.18% at 7:58 am CET, the DAX gained 0.06% at 8:00 am CET and the CAC 40 added 0.07% at the same time.

The euro was down 0.04% against the dollar, going for 1.08248 at 7:59 am CET and the pound lost 0.07% compared to the greenback to sell for 1.24222 at the same time.

Breaking the News / NP

United States stocks traded higher in premarket trading on Monday with the Dow Jones rallying over 200 points as the rate of coronavirus infections and deaths continued to slow. On Sunday, New York, the most affected US state, reported its lowest COVID-19 daily death toll since the end of March and Governor Andrew Cuomo noted the state could start reopening from May 15.

The Dow Jones rose 0.89% at 4:39 am ET, the Nasdaq 100 jumped 1.06% and the S&P 500 added 0.89% at the same time.

The euro gained 0.16% against the dollar to sell for 1.08418 at 4:43 am ET.

Breaking the News / NP

“ Daily coronavirus death counts continued to fall in Spain, Italy, France and the UK, sparking investors' positive sentiment.”
Bang’on, as they say. The only thing that would better our cause for today is an acquisition rns at 7am.

Major European stock markets were higher in premarket on Monday after yesterday's reports that Italy and the United Kingdom were planning to cut down on some of the restrictive measures put in place due to the global coronavirus pandemic. Daily coronavirus death counts continued to fall in Spain, Italy, France and the UK, sparking investors' positive sentiment.

The DAX jumped 2.59% at 7:12 am CET. London's FTSE 100 increased by 1.48% at the same time.

The euro was 0.18% higher compared to the dollar at 7:13 am CET, trading at 1.08442. The British pound gained 0.54% against the American currency, going for 1.24330 one minute later.

Breaking the News / MS

Major European stock markets were higher in premarket on Monday after yesterday's reports that Italy and the United Kingdom were planning to cut down on some of the restrictive measures put in place due to the global coronavirus pandemic. Daily coronavirus death counts continued to fall in Spain, Italy, France and the UK, sparking investors' positive sentiment.

The DAX jumped 2.59% at 7:12 am CET. London's FTSE 100 increased by 1.48% at the same time.

The euro was 0.18% higher compared to the dollar at 7:13 am CET, trading at 1.08442. The British pound gained 0.54% against the American currency, going for 1.24330 one minute later.

Breaking the News / MS

Guy’s the number of deaths that occurred in Italy, France, Spain and the U.K. were all Significantly lower than the day before. The market’s may well reflect this in trading tomorrow.
Death is regrettable in any circumstances. Please understand I am merely commenting on a possible market effect and that I regret any loss of life.

...I’ve just read an article about the U.K. government’s mistrust of China’s honesty in reporting Covid19 statistics so I expect the numbers I have quoted are themselves untrue.

...was more coverage
should have read
...wasn’t more coverage

Edit feature please LSE!