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LON:PSN
Persimmon is a house building company, which has been trading since 1972, and operates under three main brands, Persimmon Homes, Charles Church and Westbury Partnerships.
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The US bank’s analysts upgraded their ratings for both Redrow and Countryside to ‘overweight’ from ‘neutral’, but reversed their stance on Bovis and Crest the other way, down to ‘neutral’
The analysts said they have raised earnings per share forecasts for the housebuilders by around 10% for 2017 and 15% for 2018 as its house price inflation forecasts rise to +3% in 2017 and +1% in 2018, reflecting improved UK economic foreca
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With over a 2% rise this morning following its first-half results, Bellway’s shares on the FTSE 250 index now stand above where they were before June’s Brexit vote
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The FTSE 100-listed food retailer reported a 2.9% increase in its like-for-like sales, for the first nine weeks of the fourth quarter - its best performance in seven years.
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The housebuilder's full year results were buoyed by growing house prices and strong demand for new homes
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At 3.33pm, the index of blue-chip shares was up just over 14 points at 7,257
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The bank provided coverage of the sector in four separate notes previewing results later this month.
FTSE 100 stocks closed firm on Wednesday as housebuilders helped build on what would have been a flat end
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FTSE 100 stocks pared gains into the Tuesday close after sterling recovered against the US dollar
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The normally reliable investment strategy based on the "Dogs of the Dow" system has had a bad couple of years; what if we tweaked it?
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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
The firm was top Footsie gainer yesterday after an upbeat set of 2016 results
The FTSE 100-listed firm said it sold 15,171 homes during the year at an average selling price of around £206,700, up 4% on the average selling price of £199,127 in 2015.
The FTSE 100 index reached a new peak of 7,211.96 today, exceeding the level it hit on Tuesday, the first session of 2017, and was up 19 points at 7,209 at 3.30pm.
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FTSE 100-listed Persimmon is expected to continue the trend which has seen firms in the sector provide solid trading figures during 2016 even after June's Brexit vote.
Elementis shares fell nearly 4% after German bank Berenberg cut its rating to ‘hold’ from ‘buy’, with the downgrade largely made on a valuation basis.
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The bank's analysts said they have hiked their price targets across the board, which now “suggest close to 30% upside across the sector as a whole.”
FTSE 100 stocks closed firmer on Wednesday but a grim outlook for 2017 from Next plc left retailer shares in the bargain bucket
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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.
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Happy New Year, Proactive people! That's 2016 done with; Next!
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FTSE 100 shares ended Monday firmer, as bank stocks gained on the prospect of higher global interest rates
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FTSE 100 shares ended firmer on Tuesday as a last-minute rush to buy framed a session of cautious optimism in a victory for Hillary Clinton in the US presidential election
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FTSE 100 stocks closed sharply lower on Friday – with losers topping 50% of the market for the first time this year - as US election jitters came to a head, non-farm payrolls Stateside did little to bolster global markets, and sterling rose
Brexit? Schmexit! Pricing remains firm across Persimmon’s regional markets
London's FTSE 100 closed sharply lower on Wednesday as Standard Chartered topped the losers' list for a second successive session, while markets grew jittery about a possible Donald Trump electoral victory
Results previews for online food ordering enabler Just Eat and house builder Persimmon
BP & Shell are both issuing interims on Tuesday - about as likely as Taylor Swift and Katy Perry performing a duet together
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FTSE 100 stocks closed higher on Wednesday after fashion house Burberry bounced back
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FTSE 100 shares were dragged lower by education publisher Pearson on Monday which plunged as much as 11% after it reported falling sales amid "challenging" trading
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FTSE 100 shares came within a handful of points of marking a fresh record high close on Monday, but for all the gains of mining stocks the ticker just could not muster the umph to triumph
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An early look at some broker views on Tuesday
FTSE 100 shares dug themselves out of a hole to close just softer on Friday after banks recovered from heavy falls on speculative reports that troubled Deutsche Bank's US fine may be reduced
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UK housebuilders were in favour with the brokers after a survey showed sentiment is strong in the housing industry
UK stocks zigzagged their way to an unchanged close on Friday, but one which left them 200 points higher than where they began the week
London shares closed lower on Tuesday after a session where it only briefly rose on the day, thanks to lower oil and bank stocks
London shares ended Wednesday lower but finished the month around 90 points higher
The US ADP non-farm employment change figure failed to provide investors with much guidance
The Footsie lifted 7.1 points to 6827.89 in early trading, but the UK-focused FTSE 250 was in the red
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A look at some of the Brexit themes in the week just gone
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Persimmon's trading update yesterday was received positively by brokers. Also covered: Domino's Pizza; William Hill; access; Arian Silver
UK shares closed higher on Tuesday, as miners once again outperformed other stocks, along with housebuilders and grocer Tesco, while the FTSE 250 index headed to May 2015 highs
London's blue chip index was 46 points higher at 6,874
Tourists visiting Britain went on a spending binge last month, with the Japanese visitors proving particularly profligate.
The big housbuilder Persimmon reports interim results on Tuesday...
London stocks ended lower on Monday, as miners reflected the unease over what policymakers might say to urge a US rate hike later this week and oil stocks came off with a weaker Brent crude price
FTSE 100 shed 34 points to 6,824 with miners occupying the bottom seven places.
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London's blue chip index was down 17 points, as a meeting of central bankers later this week likely to set the tone for world equity markets.
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London blue-chip and mid-cap stocks closed higher on Monday and both indices marked a fresh 14-month high with healthcare equipment, miners, pharma and biotech sectors driving the gains
Leading stocks pushed on over the lunchtime session, helped by the strength of oil stocks as the price of Brent crude rallied
The FTSE 100 edged higher on the back of little or no corporate news, but the FTSE 250 retreated as Bovis disappointed with its trading update
London’s blue-chip shares advanced to 14-month highs on Friday and mid-caps reclaimed pre-Brexit levels as investors continued to lap up UK monetary easing and built on that with news that Wall Street’s S&P 500 hit a fresh record high after
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London shares closed softer on Wednesday after energy stocks absorbed news that regulators plan a price cap – knocking sideways the benefit of a surge in banking stocks
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Despite downgrading a whole host of housebuilders on Tuesday, Deutsche Bank said it was still positive about the sector and was merely adjusting its estimates to reflect Brexit uncertainty
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London’s FTSE100 closed higher on Thursday after a session spent in positive territory from the very beginning, thanks to a clutch of measuredly positive UK data
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Housebuilders drove the Footsie 73.14 points higher to 6536.73 as house prices surprised on the upside
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Housebuilders were in the money after Halifax reported higher property prices in June
A look at some significant share movers on Tuesday. July 5
Investors won’t be able to buy or sell units in the fund until further notice. The managers are looking to raise cash by selling off some of the portfolio.
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The FTSE 100 didn't get off to a great start this morning.
House-builder increased legal completion volumes by 6% to 7,238 new homes in the six months to June 30
With the possible exception of the banking sector, the housing market has been the big loser since the Brexit vote
Reports have suggested the EU referendum result is likely to depress house prices
London’s FTSE 100 index on Wednesday closed above “Brexit” crisis levels for the first time since the morning of the In-Out European Union referendum polling last Thursday
As the status quo is unlikely to change in the immediate term, some Brexit worries have been set aside - even if it's just for now.
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
A selection of some risers and fallers on Brexit Day- June 24, 2016
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That's it from us for a very volatile Friday, more Brexit reaction to follow on Monday.
Britain's top share index opened almost 7% lower before making up some ground after a historic EU referendum vote and as PM David Cameron told the nation he will resign.
London’s stocks edged higher on Wednesday after a see-saw session one day ahead of polling in a historic referendum on the country’s future relations with the European Union
Remain held in a narrow lead in the polls, but Brexit risk remains.
Shares in the security firm slumped this morning after it emerged that the gunman responsible for the shooting in Orlando was one of its employees.
Main share price risers and fallers in London at 3.30pm
it was a bad day for sterling, but a good day for equities, especially mining shares
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Deutsche analyst David Lock said Tuesday’s share price rally was not justified by the bank’s revenue outlook or forecasts through to 2018 – Weir Group Plc, Cobham Plc and the UK house builders were also in the broker spotlight.
Top-flight stocks fall but property shares, Grainger in particular, build momentum
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House builder Persimmon slides after griping about planning delays in an otherwise upbeat trading update
Positive indications from Nike, Adidas and other sportswear firms suggest another good set of results are on the way from trainer and premium leisurewear retailer JD Sports.
There's a flurry of interesting small cap firms reporting this week, alongside AIM internet retail biggie ASOS....
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It was almost back to square one for the Footsie, with miners leading the rally
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Swiss broker UBS is upbeat on house builder Persimmon (LON:PSN) and extends its rating to 'buy' from 'neutral'.
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Footsie continued lower on Wednesday as there were jitters about a possible Brexit and UK retail figures disappointed...
The Footsie fell 85 points as business leaders queued up to urge the British public to vote to stay in the EU
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Markets and the pound fell on fresh warnings about a UK exit from the EU
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Footsie closed 1.25% down as oil weighed along with the results from Standard Chartered..
Footsie companies warned that EU exit could cost UK jobs and investment
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The FTSE 100 Index fell 25.3 points to 6012 after global miner BHP Billiton reduced its dividend by 74%
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The FTSE 100-listed group said it had another strong year in 2015
