FTSE100 has best week since 2011 after Brexit vote
The Footsie gained 66.2 points after Bank of England governor Mark Carney mooted a rate cut
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The Fresnillo Group is a leading precious metals company, and is the world's largest primary silver producer and Mexico's second largest gold producer. Fresnillo's mining assets are comprised of three operating mines (Fresnillo, Ciénega and Herradura), two development projects (Fresnillo II and Soledad and Dipolos at Herradura), three advanced exploration prospects (San Juan, San Julian and Orysivo) and multiple exploration projects.
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The Footsie gained 66.2 points after Bank of England governor Mark Carney mooted a rate cut
The FTSE 100 Index gained 15.47 points to 6519.8 in morning trading
London’s FTSE 100 index rose on Tuesday and ended above 6,000 points as some calm returned to the bourse after three days of frantic trading in the wake of Britain’s shock referendum decision to quit the European Union
The FTSE 100 Index lifted 160 points to 6142 while BBA Aviation flew higher
Major share price risers and fallers in London at 12.30pm
London’s FTSE 100 index closed below 6,000 on Monday, and dropped by nearly as much as it lost on Friday in the wake of the shock UK referendum decision to quit the European Union
The FTSE 100 Index fell 95.7 points to 6,043 while even small-cap stocks took a hit
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The FTSE 100 Index fell 63 points to 6,075, although that was less than some market watchers expected
House builders, financials and airline IAG, which issued a profit warning, took an absolute battering today.
Britain's premier share index is down 4.49% at the midday point, while other European shares are tanking
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That's it from us for a very volatile Friday, more Brexit reaction to follow on Monday.
The FTSE 100 index closed firmer on Tuesday, after a choppy session, as the latest opinion polls showed Remain-Brexit support on a knife-edge ahead of Thursday’s referendum
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The polls are tight and much can still happen before Thursday’s EU vote, in the meantime equities are expected to show some volatility.
The FTSE100 held onto most of its intraday gains to close over 3% higher on Monday after sentiment towards remaining in the EU grew
The FTSE 100 opened strongly as predicted, with the opinion polls suggesting the ‘remain campaign’ has a narrow lead ahead of the crucial vote on Thursday.
Having held its own for most of the week, the top shares index finished down on the week, laid low by fears over a UK exit from the European Union
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All but two of the top-share index's constituents were in the red
Brent crude is up over US$51 a barrel at the time of writing, 1.59% higher
The FTSE 100 Index rose 6.7 points to 6291 in early afternoon trading
Mexico-focused Orex Minerals declared itself "very pleased" with results from latest step-out drilling at the Sandra Escobar project in Durango, Mexico.
The blue chip benchmark closed 1.82% down to 6,053, while the FTSE AIM100 lost 0.17% to 3,357
Pharma company shares rise as report urges action to develop super-bug treatments
People who measure such things say the chances of a rate hike in June have risen above 30%
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Also, Reckitt Benckiser, Fresnillo, Diamondcorp...
Silver prices hit a 10-month high and gold stocks glittered
It was silver’s turn to outshine its more expensive cousin for once as the price of the precious metal climbed to a ten month high.
The Aim indices may be becalmed but the big movements are still to be found among the small caps
Top riser in London was gaming and tech holding group Webis.......
Investors will want to know how Tesco’s performance stacks up against discounting rivals Lidl and Aldi, as well as main market competitors like Sainsbury, Asda and Morrisons.
Diamond miner ticks up 1.2% after positive comments from RBC Capital Markets
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FTSE100 managed to close in positive territory on Thursday but it was a different story for the junior market....
Gold marked time as speculators’ attention switched to a rally by bulk and base metals, most notably iron ore and copper.
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It was almost back to square one for the Footsie, with miners leading the rally
The Footsie gave up early gains to stand 18 points off at 6134 in lunchtime trading
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The Footsie rose as Asian markets ignored a report from credit rating Moody's downgrading China's outlook
Silver miner among 50 UK-listed companies set to boost divis more than 10% in each of next three years
Major share price risers and fallers in London at 4.30pm
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Britain's blue chip benchmark closed lower as US shares went downhill after the release of inflation data and the price of crude fell again.
The top-share index had a brief look above 6,000 before heading south
A tremendous boost for Premier African Minerals, the operator and 49% stakeholder in the RHA tungsten project, which has had a financing offer from local financial institution.
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Britain's blue chip benchmark tumbled 2.4% on the day to close 135 points lower as global markets continue to sink amid investor panic.
London’s blue chip index dropped 101 points to 5,570 even with a modest rally ahead of the US opening.
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The FTSE 100 Index fell 148.88 points to 5523 as Yellen warned on financial market turbulence
Gold is rising, lifting precious metals miners with it. Will pawnbrokers be next?
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More than one in six FTSE 350 stocks shed more than 5%
Main share price risers and fallers in London at around 1.45pm
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Gold's role as a portfolio diversifier/tail risk hedge has potential to become increasingly relevant says the broker.
Gold, traditionally seen as a safe haven in times of economic strife, rose US$17, or 1.6%, to US$1,078.
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FTSE100, the UK's premier share index, closed out the year around 25 points lower in a curtailed trading day...
FTSE100, as tipped by spreadbetters, fell in early deals on a truncated trading day....
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The FTSE100 ended the day 40 points, or 0.6% lower at 6,274.
The FTSE100 rose around 60 points on Tuesday, but was 35 points lower this morning at around 6,278.
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Miners, Restaurant Group, AstraZeneca, Bovis
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It was a bad day for mining companies as mineral prices crumbled, but a good one for UK oil & gas players
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UK shares ended almost 18 down at 6,375 as traders went shopping it seemed on "Black Friday) and miners weighed heavily.
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London traders welcomed Fed hints about slow and gradual rise in US interest rates
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The FTSE100, eased 42 points, 0.6%, to 6,395, but had dipped as low as 70 points earlier in the afternoon session.
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China and the ECB left investors in a positive mood at the end of the week
China has cheered the market, especially investors in resource stocks, by announcing further stimulus measures
“A close above US$1,200 would, as a result, look pretty bullish” Charles Stanley said.
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The FTSE 100 Index ended the day some 67 points lower to 6,275.
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The FTSE 100 Index dropped 57.65 points to 6284 in early trading
he third quarter was in line with expectations with profit margins slightly above last year
The Fed, China and concerns over the global economy are all issues pushing the gold price higher.
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Caution on the growth outlook and the lack of any increase in the number of hawks on the committee makes a rate hike this year unlikely
London’s blue chips rallied after a weak start as interest rates dominated sentiment across Europe.
Footsie eased 7 points lower at 6,329 even though there were good gains overnight for markets in the US and Shanghai.
Platinum was trading at US$913 an hour into trading on Wall Street, US$5 down on the day.
Switzerland's Weko watchdog is looking into seven banks.
A rally in Germany by Volkswagen and other car groups also helped the mood across Europe.
Hawkish comments by Fed chiefs keep pressure on gold price
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Hawkish comments by Fed chiefs drive down gold price
Property and investment stocks are replacing miners and oilers in Footsie
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In London, the FTSE100 ended 82 points lower to 6,104, after a bizarre moment earlier in the day.
Markets see Fed rate hold as sign of concern about China and global economic woe
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Fed surprises markets with hold decision and dovish statement
Gold was trading US$3 lower to US$1,105 today as US data was met with mixed reaction.
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The FTSE 100 registered its biggest one day gain in a week as the European Central Bank (ECB) left interest rates unchanged on Thursday at record lows.
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The FTSE 100 ended the day 102 points lower, 1.68% to 5,979
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On what some are calling ‘Black Monday’ the FTSE 100 was hit to the tune of £80bn.
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The top share index fell for the ninth day in a row and finished down 5.5% on the week.
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The yellow metal has gained almost 3.3% on the week so far
It's looking like a total capitulation by the bulls as fears grow for Asia-Pacific economic growth prospect
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The FTSE 100 ended 24 points down to 6,526 today as miners and oil stocks weighed.
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Shares fell after disappointing US manufacturing data
China's devaluation could also lift gold by delaying Fed rate hike
BHP, Rio and Glencore are no longer worth selling; meanwhile Cineworld, Just Eat and Thomas Cook are also in Wednesday’s broker spotlight
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The FTSE 100 which closed 2 points lower to 6,686.
The silver miner’s dividend is being cut by almost 60%
Insurer Admiral climbed on market talk of a potential takeover bid
Precious metal miners lost their twinkle as commodity prices fell
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HSBC and Standard Chartered are often bracketed together because of their focus on Asian markets, and they continue their double-act this week.
After two-years without a ‘Buy’ rating on a gold or silver miner, the broker has finally decided to give not just one the rating, but three.
Unsurprisingly, Pearson and its sale of the FT to Japan's Nikkei received coverage...
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Britain's top share index closed almost 20 points lower...
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Flying onto the news radar midweek will be budget carrier EasyJet and chip designer ARM Holdings....
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blur Group attracted 30% more large business customers to its e-commerce platforms while Cable & Wireless reported flat first quarter mobile revenue.