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Aggreko shares a switch-off, reckons Jefferies
The end markets for temporary power giant Aggreko (LON:AGK) remain in dire straits, reckons US heavyweight broker Jefferies.
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Aggreko plc is the global leader in the rental of power, temperature control and oil-free compressed air systems.
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The end markets for temporary power giant Aggreko (LON:AGK) remain in dire straits, reckons US heavyweight broker Jefferies.
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Tragic news with the apparent suicide of Angad Paul, boss of the beleaguered steel company Caparo.
Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 4pm.
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Copper giant Antofagasta is honed in on by Liberum, which repeated a 'sell' stance on the mining share
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Old Mutual was higher after its first half results.
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The Bank of England has fallen into line with many other central banks by holding a press conference following the announcement of its interest rate decision.
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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.
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Falling gold prices are taking the shine off miners
Power generator firm blames Yemen unrest and lower oil prices
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Pace of eurozone economic growth slowed slightly in July
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Mosman Oil's shares rocketed as it said it is the preferred buyer of a company that would be a "transformational" acquisition.
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Greece (what a surprise), Horse Hill, Inmarsat and the ongoing Fifa drama were popular themes in webworld. The deadline is almost upon Greece as it owes £220mln to the IMF tomorrow (Friday) but that doesn't appear to be bothering the newly