London shares fall as falling commodity prices hit miners
The Footsie and mainland European indices fell despite upbeat eurozone data
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Rockhopper is an international oil and gas exploration and production company, incorporated and headquartered in the UK and traded on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange. The Company’s key licence interests are in the North Falkland Basin in the South Atlantic.
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The Footsie and mainland European indices fell despite upbeat eurozone data
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Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 4pm.
The pair said operator Premier Oil (LON:PMO) had spudded the 14/20-2 Isobel 2 well
Airlines, hotels and cruise operators moved lower amid tourism concerns
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The attacks were unlikely to have a long-term economic impact, analysts said
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Miners and commodity stocks slumped after a rating agency sounded a bearish note on China and commodity prices
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The FTSE 100 Index pared early gains to stand 10.72 points off at 6284 in early trading
Rockhopper now expects to start production from Civita field
London clawed back some of its early loss as US markets made a steady opening.
Having all but dismissed the chance of a US interest rate rise this year, markets were caught out as the Fed indicated a December rate rise was a possibility.
A well at the Guendalina gas field, in the Northern Adriatic, was a success
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It was another busy week in the oil and gas sector
This new well at Isobel Deep replaces the planned Jayne East exploration well
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A Tierra del Fuego judge has ordered the authorities to seize bank accounts, boats and other assets, worth an estimated US$156mln, of non-Argentinian companies.
Here, we take a closer at this latest success in the Falkland and what it means for investors in these explorers.
Success could establish a second hub, potentially equivalent in size to Sea Lion.