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Your theory would make delightful reading in any Sunday business section but I guess one can dream.

Whoops don’t expect the pps to adjust in any direction...

But expect 2.3p per share to be paid to you for each of your holding...

Expect the share price to adjust downward by 2.3p at he open.

Type: Final
Ex-Div Date:
18 April 2019
Pay Date:
13 May 2019

Europe higher in premarket as new China tariffs kick in

European stock markets were higher in Friday's premarket trading, shortly after the United States officially raised tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports from 10% to 25%. The new measures affect over 5,700 categories of Chinese goods, including food and electric appliances, but exclude goods shipped before Friday. Beijing expressed deep regret with the US decision and said it will "have to take necessary countermeasures."

Meanwhile, the US and China are set to resume their negotiations later today, the day after US President Donald Trump said that there is an "excellent alternative" to a trade deal and stressed that an accord between the two countries is still possible this week despite an apparent breakdown in talks earlier.

The FTSE 100 was up 0.42% in premarket trading, while the DAX surged 0.54% at the same time. In Paris, the CAC 40 gained 0.54% an hour before the opening bell. The euro was 0.12% higher against the dollar to sell for 1.1228 at 7:54 am CET, while the pound was little changed compared to the greenback to change hands for 1.3002 at the same time.

Breaking the News / FH

+ 0.05% +$0.66 $1284.84

High of the day $1286.99

+ 0.24% + $3.20 $1284.17

High of the day $1288.29

Rebess and WhiteKnight I hear you both. It looks like CEY has a seller today.
I meant, and I do appreciate your comments but the market needs to get something unexpected that suggests that the company is on top of matters and not asleep.

...positive from Centamin to rebuild market confidence.

Europe lower in premarket with trade, earnings in focus

European stock markets fell in Thursday's premarket trading as investors monitor the latest developments in the trade negotiations between the United States and China, while digesting a fresh series of earnings reports. Yesterday, the US officially announced it will raise tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods from 10% to 25% starting tomorrow. The announcement comes after US President Donald Trump accused China of pulling back in trade talks because it believes it will be able to "'negotiate' with Joe Biden or one of the very weak Democrats." However, Chinese Vice Premier Liu He is still set to visit Washington later today in an effort to reach a resolution to the trade dispute, despite Trump saying that China "broke the deal."

On the earnings front, ArcelorMittal, Deutsche Telekom and UniCredit posted their quarterly results earlier today, while Dropbox is set to post its figures after Wall Street closes for trading.

The FTSE 100 was down 0.43% in premarket trading, while the DAX lost 0.28% at the same time. In Paris, the CAC 40 traded 0.53% in the negative territory before the opening bell. The euro was 0.05% higher against the dollar to sell for 1.1197 at 7:56 am CET, while the pound added 0.13% versus the greenback to change hands for 1.3022 at the same time.

Breaking the News / FH

+ 0.09% +$1.06 $1282.03

High of the day ‘1282.87

European markets set for mixed open after earnings

Major European market index futures traded mostly flat on Wednesday as investors continued to digest trade tension between the United States and China, but also focused on the earnings season. Earlier in the morning, Siemens and Commerzbank announced their quarterly earnings.

In the United Kingdom, reports emerged that Prime Minister Theresa May plans to stay in office at least until late September in order to try and extend Brexit negotiations. Later this week, heads of state and government of the European Union are meeting in Sibiu and are expected to adopt a declaration that will renew commitment to EU unity.

DAX futures were 0.11% up at 8:08 am CET, CAC 40 futures were flat at the same time, decreasing 0.04%, while the UK's FTSE 100 was set to open 0.13% lower.

The euro gained 0.17% against the dollar to change hands at 1.12102 at 8:10 am CET. The pound was 0.05% higher against the greenback and going for 1.30743 at 8:10 am CET.

Breaking the News / VP

+ 0.27%’+ $3.22 $1287.75

High of the day a few minutes ago $1288.04

+ 0.29% +$3.73 currently $1284.45

High of the day $1286.14

Means the share price should kick off positive tomorrow morning

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-48177767

Europe lower in premarket on new US-China trade tensions

European stock markets were lower in Tuesday's premarket trading amid fresh concerns about the trade negotiations between the United States and China. Over the weekend, US President Donald Trump threatened to hike tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods from 10% to 25%, causing a plunge on Chinese stock markets. Meanwhile, Beijing expressed willingness to keep searching for a solution to end the trade dispute between the two countries.

On the earnings front, BMW released its first-quarter results, while Allergan, Mylan, Sprint and Lyft are set to publish their numbers later today.

The FTSE 100 was down 0.37% in premarket while the DAX dropped 0.13% at the same time. In Paris, the CAC 40 was trading 0.23% lower before the opening bell. The euro gained 0.11% against the dollar to sell for 1.1213 at 7:55 am CET, while the pound added 0.20% versus the greenback to go for 1.3123 at the same time.

Breaking the News / FH

+ 0.18% + $2.40 $1283.11

High of the day $1283.75

Gold is at $1278.69 that’s + 0.63% +$8.02
And the day’s high is $1282.62

It has improved greatly, earlier it was trading around $1270.00 for most of the day.

...on for points of a penny,

Europe flat to higher in premarket after BoE decision

European stocks traded flat to higher during the premarket trade on Friday as investors digested yesterday's Bank of England's (BoE's) interest rate decision and its Governor Mark Carney's comments. The BoE chief said that the global economic tensions have eased since February and that the UK economy will require interest rates increase after a smooth Brexit. Meanwhile, the earnings season continued while market watchers also focused on a string of economic data.

The DAX was flat, down 0.01%, the CAC 40 gained 0.07% while the FTSE 100 increased 0.15% at 8:02 am CET.

The euro was also flat against the US dollar, declining 0.03% to go for 1.1169 at 8:03 am CET.

Breaking the News / VK

+ 0.13% + $1.60 $1272.32

High of the day $1272.85