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LONDON, Dec 19 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar slipped on Monday as a pick-up in market sentiment drove stocks and riskier currencies higher, while the yen gained on reports that Japan will consider revising a decade-old blueprint for fighting deflation.

The dollar index - which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major currencies - fell 0.4% to 104.410, reversing some of its gains from the previous week after the U.S. Federal Reserve and European Central Bank hiked rates.

A rebound in risk sentiment across markets pushed European stocks higher after a bruising selloff last week, while currencies including the euro and sterling retraced some of their losses from the previous two sessions.

The euro gained 0.4% to $1.06260, while sterling strengthened 0.7% to $1.22195. However, both remained lower than their levels before last week's central bank moves.

very good day here and you are the man ,lol

IC comment,

Peel Hunt analysts said that the group’s booking figures are “promising”, but this early stage of the company's new financial year means it's too soon for forecast upgrades. We’re inclined to play the waiting game too. Hold.

i need some weekend spending money ,now

and always bounces back from 230p ,nice

Rysaffe Trustee Company (C.I.) Limited as Trustee of The Eastgate Court Trust,
now they hold more than 5%

nice steady rise here today

On the Beach Group plc (LSE: OTB.L), a leading UK online retailer for beach holidays, announces that Hawksford Trustees Jersey Limited (as trustees of the SC 2014 Settlement), a PCA of Simon Cooper (Founder and Chief Executive Officer of On the Beach Group plc), notified the Company on 13 December that he had purchased 288,587 ordinary shares of 1 pence each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at price of 117.91 pence per Ordinary Share (£340,272.93 in aggregate).



Following this purchase, Simon Cooper, will have an interest in 9,668,331 Ordinary Shares, representing 5.82% of the issued share capital of the Company, as outlined below.

and some more today as well , nice

looking at the markets EMG is doing great this morning

back to 230p again and it would be a bargain soon ,lol

could SBRE get to 110p this Christmas

HTG had very good week so far ,it might straggle today ,but wait and see

Closed period trading update; 2022 slightly ahead of previous guidance, 2023 expected to be in-line with consensus.

Regulators set sights on hedge funds after UK pension crisis
Wed, 14th Dec 2022 12:45Thomson Reuters
LONDON, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Britain's markets watchdog is working with overseas regulators to look at other stresses in the global financial system, such as leveraged hedge funds, its chief executive said on Wednesday, following a pensions crisis in late September.

expecting better day here with stronger pound

Watches of Switzerland reported a rise in first-half profit and revenue as it backed its guidance for the year.

In the 26 weeks to 30 October, statutory pre-tax profit jumped 28% to £83m, while revenues increased 31% to £765m.

The company hailed continued strong demand for luxury watches and jewellery, with growth driven by increases in average selling price and volume.

but today could be the day from 226p t0 252p

Barclays reinitiates Capita with 'overweight' - price target 40 pence

looks like ABDN found a trading range 180p - 210p for now