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Risers & fallers: BT, Premier African, Anglo-American

Last updated: 15:30 03 Feb 2016 GMT, First published: 10:30 03 Feb 2016 GMT

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Here are some significant movers at 3pm

RISERS

Big cap miner Anglo American (LON:AAL), up 2.64% to 258.5p as mining sector bounces back a tad from yesterday.

Motive TV (LON:MTV) , up 13.64% at 0.0125p after falling earlier in the day as it got approval from Apple for its TabletTV Internet App.

Prudential (LON:PRU) up 1.23% to 1,232.5p bucking the trend of most other financial stocks, which saw shares slipping.

FALLERS

BT (LON:BT.A), down 2.23% to 484.95p as customers have b been affected by of the  country’s worst ever broadband collapses.

Premier African (LON:PREM) fell 15% to 0.28p. It comes after yesterday chief executive George Roach has taken his stake in the miner to 26.6% with conversion of the final chunk of a loan into shares.

Northcote Energy (LON:NCT) down 4.55% to 0.0525p as it said it will consider whether or not it will participate in a new venture in Sumatra, Indonesia.

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Some news-driven share price movers in London at 1pm

RISERS

Drug titan GlaxoSmithKline (LON:GSK), up 1.72% to 1,450p as full year results showing revenues increasing 6% but EPS down 15%, slightly ahead of its own guidance.

Prudential (LOn:PRU) bounced back from 8% losses yesterday to gain almost 5% at 1,275p after news China is set to stop citizewns buying insurance from foreign groups.

Motive TV (LON:MTV) , up 13.64% at 0.0125p after being down 9% earlier, after it said it had got approval from Apple for its TabletTV Internet App that is available to any iPhone user globally.

FALLERS

Hargreaves Lansdown (LON:HL.), down 3.72% to 1,268p after it said it did not expect interest rates to fall further as it unveiled higher profits and record assets under management, but lower operating margins.

Estate agent Foxtons (LON:FOXT), down 0.46% at 163.75p as Canaccord repeated a 'buy' rating after the UK real estate group reported a solid year of revenue growth.

EasyJet (LON:EZJ) flew 0.38% lower at 1,581p as JP Morgan Cazenove started covering the shares with an 'underweight' stance.

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Main share price movers in London at 9.30am

RISERS

Johnston Press (LON:JPR) up 14% at 41.5%. Media group’s pension fund deficit to be reduced by £53mln (from £90mln a year ago).

Arria NLG (LON:NLG) up 11% to 21.7p. New US patent for its real-time automated financial information, its sixth in total and for automated updating of previous reports.

Highlands Natural Resources (LON:HNR) up 9% at 15.5p. Started trading again on London stock exchange today. In May, company acquired a 75% interest in a well fracking diverter technology and entered into a licensing deal with Schlumberger.

FALLERS

Petro Matad (LON:MATD) down 20% at 2.5p. Suspends seismic gathering on Mongolian assets and will drill two wells in 2017 instead of one in 2016 and next year.

Madagascar Oil (LON:MOIL) down 13% to 3.38p. No partner yet for Tsimiroro field, on Madagascar.

Motive TV (LON:MTV) down 9% to 0.01p. Approval from Apple for its TabletTV Internet App that is available to any iPhone user globally. 

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