Equiniti shares jump as it expects full-year earnings to reach top end of market forecasts
Equiniti said revenues were boosted by contract renewals and new client wins
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Carnival Corporation & plc is a global cruise company and one of the largest vacation companies in the world.
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Equiniti said revenues were boosted by contract renewals and new client wins
The analysts do not believe investors should have been ‘spooked out’ by guidance commentary
On Monday, shares of the cruise company were down 9% to 4,327p, as it reported record second-quarter revenue, but lowered full-year guidance due to negative impacts from fuel prices
The UK blue-chip index finished over 46 points higher, at 7,555..
The cruise ship operator beat analyst estimates on both earnings and revenue but a disappointing outlook weighed down its share price
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The oil sector will be overshadowing trading updates from oil services group Petrofac, while investors will be hoping for a potential recovery for retailer Carpetright
FTSE 100 tanked on the day, along with other European indices
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Aside from Whitbread, updates are also due in the week ahead from cruises operator Carnival, packaging firm Bunzl, struggling floorings retailer Carpetright, and pubs operator Greene King
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News that the President will now not be meeting North Korea leader Kim Jong-un next month as planned is weighing on global stocks
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Kingfisher, Tate & Lyle, Talk Talk Telecoms and United Utilities are among the stand-out names in Thursday's schedule.
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Aside from the retails, the week ahead includes results from utilities Pennon PLC, Severn Trent PLC, United Utilities PLC, and SSE PLC, plus updates from Ryanair PLC and Britvic PLC, and the latest UK inflation numbers
Carnival said its first-quarter net revenue rose 11.6% to US$4.23bn, above analysts’ estimate of US$4.11bn, helping earnings per share, excluding one-off items, to rise to 52 US cents per share, topping estimates of 43 US cents
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In London, the FTSE 100 closed down around 29 points at 7,252
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Day ahead includes a swathe of FTSE 100 results, including from the likes of Barclays PLC, British American Tobacco PLC, BAE Systems PLC, and Centrica PLC
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Week ahead includes a deluge of blue chip results, notably from the banking sector, including numbers from HSBC PLC, Barclays PLC, Lloyds Banking Group PLC, and Royal Bank of Scotland PLC
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The FTSE 100 index closed up 78 points at 7,603, just off the all time high
The UK blue chip index closed around seven points higher at 7,544, below the day’s peak of 7,563
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Day ahead looking pretty spartan, but blue chip cruises operator Carnival PLC will report fourth quarter and full year results around midday
Analyst Jamie Rollo said a qualitative survey of US travel agents said November, a traditionally slow month, saw bookings increase at a “rapid pace”
FTSE 100 closed over 38 points higher on the day to 7,338; FTSE 250 shares added over 81
Market was subdued as US markets were closed for Thanksgiving
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The day ahead includes a trading update from British Gas owner Centrica, full year result from pubs operators Mitchells & Butlers PLC, and interims from Mothercare PLC
Carnival said temporary port closures associated with the storms and the recent Mexican earthquake are expected to result in a 10 to 12 US cents reduction in fourth quarter EPS
If the 7,300 level were a fence, Footsie would have spent the whole day sitting on it
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Carnival and Thomas Cook issue trading updates tomorrow with the devastating Caribbean hurricanes likely to be key features of both
The FTSE 100 fell 80 points to 7,215 on a good day for the sterling
The FTSE 100 was its gains eroded as the Jackson Hole chinwag got under way
Premier Oil will be among the highlights on Thursday's City agenda
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Barclays has added Lloyds to its European recommended portfolio as its stock is attractively priced
Carnival's first quarter earnings fell as higher fuel costs weighed but the cruise operator expects growth for the full year
Carnival has received approval to sail its largest capacity cruise ship to Cuba to meet strong demand from US tourists.
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FTSE 100 index closed down 0.2% at 7,327 on Monday, as the 14-session record high winning streak crashed after shares in banks and oil companies slipped
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Here we take a look at the medium and small cap companies included among Fleet Street's top stock market tips for 2017.
Randgold Resources and Fresnillo both added 1% as the price of gold rose 0.3% to US$1,135 an ounce as the US dollar - in which it is priced - slipped back slightly.
FTSE 100 shares drifted lower on Wednesday, retreating from the previous session’s two-month highs after official UK public borrowing figures came in worse than expected
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FTSE 100 shares eked out light gains but mid-caps ended softer in a non-event session on Tuesday as markets began winding down for the holiday season
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Berenberg went to 'hold' from 'buy' and reduced its price targets to £40 and $50, implying 4% downside.
Berenberg lowered its recommendation on Carnival to hold from buy and reduced its price targets to £40 and $50, implying 4% downside.
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IGas was on a charge after a milestone decision for the UK shale gas industry
FTSE 100 stocks ended softer on Tuesday as sterling remained nestled near to post-Brexit lows for a second successive session
London shares closed sharply higher on Friday and more than erased the previous session’s losses as two unlikely bedfellows – tobacco and pharma stocks – led the gains alongside a rebound by miners which had a difficult week
An unlikely combination of tobacco and drugs stocks are driving the top-share index's advance
The FTSE 100 poodles higher but the FTSE 250 is dragged lower by a downbeat trading update from McCarthy & Stone
FTSE100 closed a smidgen- just 0.07% ahead - at 6,267, while FTSE AIM100 added 0.10% to 3,452. The FTSE AIM All-share gained 0.13% to 734.450
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PureTech Health told investors it had expanded its focus on microbiome-based interventions
A light hearted look at shareholder perks that are available. Great news for beer swilling clothes horses in need of a telephone line rental.
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While it is unlikely the Footsie will finish the year in credit, three more days of 60 points gains will see it go close
Flood damage in the north of England could see a lot of work coming the way of Britain's house builders
Canadian broker RBC Capital Markets has made Dixons its general retail top pick for 2016,
Thank heaven for Carnival reporting otherwise financial journalists would be sitting around twiddling their thumbs on Friday
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House builders were in the sights of broker Liberum....
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The FTSE100 ended the day almost 15 points lower to 6,223.
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The FTSE100 ended the day 18 points higher to 6,136 but it was a different story in mainland Europe
Airlines, hotels and cruise operators moved lower amid tourism concerns
Poundland and the Royal Mail grab the corporate headlines but the Fed will also dominate the news
Jefferies has initiated coverage on Acacia, Polymetal and Randgold, and the implication is that the sector is a mixed bag.
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In London, the FTSE 100 fared a little better, but not much, easing 2.8%, or 172 points to 5,935.
The FTSE 100 dropped 99 points to 6,009 despite the US ending on a positive note.
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The FTSE 100 looks set to open little changed despite a strong showing overnight from Chinese stocks.
Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 12.30pm.
The German bank has taken a stab at estimating how badly the profits of leisure firms will be hit by the new national living wage.
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It’ll soon be time for summer holidays, but first City brokers handed out a upgrades in the travel and leisure sector.
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European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker said new proposals submitted by Greece to its creditors were a “basis for progress”.
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The Dow Jones jumped 120 points to 18,139 while the Nasdaq climbed 36 points to 5,150 and the broader S&P 500 rose 13 to 2,123.
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We're not there yet, but EU big-wigs were making welcoming noises about the latest debt crisis proposals from Greece
European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker said new proposals submitted by Greece to its creditors were a “basis for progress”.
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A possible breakthrough in talks over Greece’s debt crisis sent markets across Europe soaring.
It’ll soon be time for summer holidays, but first City brokers handed out a upgrades in the travel and leisure sector.